build(deps): bump pagy from 7.0.11 to 8.1.1

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Bumps pagy from 7.0.11 to 8.1.1.

Release notes

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Version 8.1.1

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✴ What's new in 8.+ ✴

• New Pagy Playground to showcase, clone and develop pagy APPs without any setup on your side (try the pagy demo)
• New :max_pages variable to limit the pagination regardless the actual count
• Better frontend helpers
• See the CHANGELOG for possible breaking changes

Changes in 8.1.1

• Fixed broken aria-label for disabled links in Foundation (#685)
• Simplification of input variables and defaults: params and request_path are not instance variables

CHANGELOG

Version 8.1.0

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We may drop pagy's less used CSS extras. If you wish to keep your favorites alive, please, vote here

✴ What's new in 8.+ ✴

• New Pagy Playground to showcase, clone and develop pagy APPs without any setup on your side (try the pagy demo)
• New :max_pages variable to limit the pagination regardless the actual count
• Better frontend helpers
• See the CHANGELOG for possible breaking changes

Changes in 8.1.0

• Implement max_pages to limit the pagination regardless the actual count
• Improve efficiency of params in pagy_url_for
• Remove nil variables from DEFAULT
• Removed redundant @​pages, aliased with @​last

CHANGELOG

Version 8.0.2

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Changelog

Sourced from pagy's changelog.

Version 8.1.1

• Fixed broken aria-label for disabled links in Foundation (#685)
• Simplification of input variables and defaults: params and request_path are not instance variables

Version 8.1.0

• Implement max_pages to limit the pagination regardless the actual count
• Improve efficiency of params in pagy_url_for
• Remove nil variables from DEFAULT
• Removed redundant @​pages, aliased with @​last

Version 8.0.2

• Minor change in rails app and RM run config
• Fix canonical gem root:
  • Correct script.build: "NODE_PATH="$(bundle show 'pagy')/javascripts"
  • Move pagy.gemspec inside the gem root dir
• Fix for Turbo not intercepting changes in window.location
• Use require_relative for gem/lib files
• Complete translation of aria.nav for "ru" locale (close #599)
• Docs improvement and fixes

Version 8.0.1

• Reorganize the gem root dir: it was the lib dir (containing everything), now is the gem dir (containing lib and everything else).
• Fix broken link in README

Version 8.0.0

Breaking changes

• Renamed/removed the following arguments for all the helpers:
  • Search pagy_id:, replace with id:
  • Search nav_aria_label:, replace witharia_label:
  • The nav_i18n_key has been removed: pass the interpolated/pluralized value as the aria_label: argument
  • The item_i18n_key has been removed: pass the interpolated/pluralized value as the item_name: argument
  • The link_extra: has been removed: its cumulative mechanism was confusing and error prone. The :anchor_string pagy variable substitutes it, however it's not an helper argument anymore, so you can assign it as the DEFAULT[:anchor_string] and/or pass it as any other pagy variable at object construction. ( See customize the link attributes)
• HTML structure, classes and internal methods have been changed: they may break your views if you used custom stylesheets, templates or helper overrides. See the complete changes below if you notice any cosmetic changes or get some exception.
• The navs and support extras has been merged into the new pagy extra. Search for "extra/navs" and "extras/support" and replace with "extras/pagy" (remove the duplicate if you used both)
• The build path for javascript builders has been updated to the canonical paths for gems, and has moved from the lib to the gem root. Notice that the correct setup in package json was still wrongly wrapped in the gem dir for 8.0.0-8.0.1, and it has finally been fixed in 8.0.2 (sorry for that):

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Commits

• 3846645 Merge branch 'dev'
• 171970d Version 8.1.1
• c8e81b7 Fixed broken aria-label for disabled links in Foundation (#685)
• 0e09545 Simplification of input variables and defaults: params and request_path are n...
• c5280f5 Improve a few non-code files
• ae71507 Improve code issue template
• 8d6e61f Update what's new info
• df9a960 Merge branch 'dev'
• 79dd031 Version 8.1.0
• 8cd0e96 Update rubocop
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Superseded by #1044.