Hello @oturpe,
We do not bundle the test/ directory in jekyll gem. So to me, this backport seems redundant as of now.
Is there any explicit need for this commit for vendoring Jekyll on Fedora?

The reason I ask for this is this:
In Fedora, we always try to run the project's test cases during package build.
This ensures that the package works correctly using Fedora's dependency versions, compiler flags, patched and so on.
For Jekyll, and many other Ruby gems, we do the following:
First, we download the official gem for the runtime parts,
then add the test cases from the corresponding Git tag.
(See here if you are interested in the details.)

For this approach to work, we either carry a downstream patch for Ruby 3.2,
or the tests need to be updated in the stable branch as proposed here.
We already have the downstream patch in place,
so it is not a big issue if you do not want to maintain the tests in stable branches.

Thanks for the insight.
Given the fact that since we don't bundle the tests/ in the gem, I won't be merging this pull request now because even if I were to cut a v4.3.3, the gem will be identical to v4.3.2.
But I won't outright close this either just in case we need to ship a critical bugfix as v4.3.3 .