feat!: release structured logging and opt-in auto-retries#74
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Cut v9.0.0 from the accumulated Unreleased changelog. BREAKING CHANGE: removed the always-on faraday-retry middleware; retries are opt-in via retry_config: and apply only to GET/HEAD. Also ships structured logging with opt-in body logging and always-on secret redaction. version.rb is bumped by the release workflow, not in this PR.
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Release PR: stamps the accumulated
[Unreleased]changelog as v9.0.0 and, on merge, the release workflow bumps the version, tags, and publishes the gem.Major bump because the retry work removed the always-on faraday-retry middleware (now opt-in via
retry_config:), a behavior change spelled out in the changelog.version.rbis intentionally not touched here (the release workflow owns it). Also includes structured logging and the other accumulated unreleased changes.