Update initializer docs to use kwargs for name
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This is a more exhaustive version of drbrain#84, which only updated the docs in one place. Version 3.0 introduced kwargs to the initializer in this commit: 5d4b76c Aside from updating the written docs, the docs need to be regenerated to update the method signature -- right now, the docs for `Net::HTTP::Persistent::new` have an out-of-date signature of `new(name = nil, proxy = nil)`. Simply regenerating the docs even without these changes updates the signature to the correct `new(name: nil, proxy: nil, pool_size: DEFAULT_POOL_SIZE)`. Fixes drbrain#80 Probably fixes drbrain#81
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This is a more exhaustive version of #84, which only updated the docs in one place.
Version 3.0 introduced kwargs to the initializer in this commit: 5d4b76c
Aside from updating the written docs (i.e., this PR), the docs need to be regenerated/republished anyway to update the method signature — right now, the docs for
Net::HTTP::Persistent::newhave an out-of-date signature ofnew(name = nil, proxy = nil). Simply regenerating the docs even without these changes updates the signature to the correctnew(name: nil, proxy: nil, pool_size: DEFAULT_POOL_SIZE).net-http-persistent3.0 andfaradayincompatibility #80