Postmodern

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OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.generate always returns a OpenSSL::PKey::RSA, even when sublcassed, on Ruby 3.1/openssl-3.0.0

Also effects `OpenSSL::PKey::DSA` as well.

Feature request: OpenSSL::PKey::RSA#size

Any movement on this? I took a stab at writing a proxy object to provide this functionality. Would appreciate some feedback, especially wrt EC keys. https://github.com/trailofbits/ruby-sslyze/blob/d2cffe53764ad6e48bef65553730716336dd0a4a/lib/sslyze/x509/public_key.rb#L39-L49

If .rdoc_options exists, add it to rdoc_target_deps in RDoc::Task

I would submit a PR for this, but I'm not sure how I would test this with minitest.

RDoc links cannot parse obfusticated email addresses

@zzak I think this is a bug, as RDoc produces malformed HTML if a `mailto:` URI contains spaces.

[suggestion] Switch to msgpack for binary output

Msgpack support could be added as an optional output format (ex: `-oM`?) and then eventually `-oB` would switch to msgpack format or possibly be deprecated.

[suggestion] Normalize structure of all output formats

`-oD` does not appear to be documented in the `--help` or man page. `-oD` has the same issues as `-oJ` in that `ports:` is an Array but only contains one...

Include all available options in the --help output.

Ideally #615 should be merged along with this PR, so that the `--help` output includes `usage: ...` first then `options: ...`.

Support Ruby's builtin debugger

Currently ruby-debug will not compile against MRI 1.9.x, so one has to install the newer debugger gem. Both debugger and the built-in debugger have roughly the same set of commands....

Support Ruby's builtin debugger

Nothing apparently? Compare `debugger` with `debug`.

success install ronin but Ronin::UI:CLI.start error unable to load the command "console"

OK, I tested with ruby-2.0.0-p647 and ruled that out. So I'm guessing it has something to do with the difference between UNIX paths (ex: `/foo/bar/baz`) and Windows paths (ex: `C:\foo\bar\baz`)....