Add deprecation warning for Ruby 2.0 support #1441
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This PR, modelled on #1441, adds a deprecation warning for Ruby 2.1 users of ddtrace. Ruby 2.1 has not received security updates since the [1st of April, 2017](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/04/01/support-of-ruby-2-1-has-ended/) and we, like the core team, highly recommend upgrading to a later version. Support for Ruby 2.1 will be dropped in a future release, probably `0.54.0`. Users are welcome to continue to use `< 1.0.0` for their Ruby 2.1 deployments going forward.
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This PR adds a support deprecation warning for Ruby 2.0 users of
ddtrace.Ruby 2.0 has not received security updates since Feb 24th, 2016.
Our internal analytics shows that users of Ruby 2.0 are not maintaining up-to-date systems, and thus upgrading their version of
ddtrace.Support for Ruby 2.0 will be available up to release
0.49.x, and dropped from release0.50.0and greater.Users are welcome to continue using version
< 0.50.0for their Ruby 2.0 deployments going forward.