feat(ruby-rdf): add ruby-rdf v3.3.1

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Self explantory.

Adds the ruby-rdf v3.3.1 release image, running with Ruby v3.2.2 under alpine v3.18.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a Docker container setup for the Ruby application with support for various RDF formats and SPARQL.

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Walkthrough

The change introduces a Dockerfile for setting up a Ruby environment tailored for working with RDF (Resource Description Framework) data. It is based on a lightweight Alpine Linux image with Ruby installed and includes a suite of gems that enable parsing, serializing, and querying RDF data in various formats such as Turtle, N3, JSON-LD, and RDF/XML.

Changes

File	Change Summary
dockerfiles/ruby-rdf/3.3.1/Dockerfile	Added a Dockerfile for a Ruby RDF application using ruby:3.2.2-alpine3.18 with RDF-related gems.

Poem

In the world of data so vast and wide, 🌐
A Dockerfile was crafted with care inside. 🐳
With Ruby gems lined up in a row, 💎
RDF parsing is now ready to go. 🚀

Turtle, N3, or JSON-LD, 🐢
Formats aplenty, in harmony they blend. 🎶
SPARQL queries, XML so fine, 📊
All from the burrow of this coder rabbit of mine. 🐰✨

So hop along on this data spree, 🐇
With Docker and Ruby, as happy as can be! 🎉

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• dockerfiles/ruby-rdf/3.3.1/Dockerfile (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 1

dockerfiles/ruby-rdf/3.3.1/Dockerfile (1)

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The versions of the Ruby gems rdf-turtle, rdf-n3, rdf-json, rdf-rdfxml, json-ld, and sparql are pinned to 3.3.0 while the rdf gem is at 3.3.1. Verify if these versions are compatible and if it's intentional to not use 3.3.1 for all gems.