Bump webdrivers from 4.4.2 to 4.6.0

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Bumps webdrivers from 4.4.2 to 4.6.0.

Release notes

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v4.5.0

• Improve format of README usage section. Thanks, okuramasafumi!
• chromedriver - Add support for Apple M1 specific builds (#193). Thanks, MichaelHoste!
• msedgedriver - Add support for Apple M1 specific builds.
• msedgedriver - Added automatic selection of 32-bit vs 64-bit builds on Windows and WSLv1.
• When using this gem in WSLv2, Chrome installed on the Linux filesystem will be automatically used (#196). WSLv1 continues to automatically use Chrome from the Windows filesystem though. Thanks, fabioxgn!
  • We'll aim to make the behavior consistent in a future release.

Changelog

Sourced from webdrivers's changelog.

4.6.0 (2021-02-26)

• Update Edgedriver naming to support Selenium 4 beta ((#206)

4.5.0 (2021-01-19)

• Improve format of README usage section. Thanks, okuramasafumi!
• chromedriver - Add support for Apple M1 specific builds (#193). Thanks, MichaelHoste!
• msedgedriver - Add support for Apple M1 specific builds.
• msedgedriver - Added automatic selection of 32-bit vs 64-bit builds on Windows and WSLv1.
• When using this gem in WSLv2, Chrome installed on the Linux filesystem will be automatically used (#196). WSLv1 continues to automatically use Chrome from the Windows filesystem though. Thanks, fabioxgn!
  • We'll aim to make the behavior consistent in a future release.

Commits

• 0b608d1 bump to v4.6.0
• 850e910 rename Edge classes to support Selenium 4 beta
• 6eb6027 Update browser & OS specific notes in README
• abac425 Stop using Appveyor and TravisCI.
• 567f3ad Bump to v4.5.0
• 1ecfe69 Add GitHub Actions badge to README
• c71ba88 Update changelog
• 13afd05 Rename Actions workflow name to 'Tests'
• 7754cd9 Start using GitHub Actions.
• e01704e Comment out support for msedgedriver on Linux until it's out of preview.
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