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Resolves cucumber/common#1096.
In an app, I would normally use Facets for these kinds of methods, as it lets you require just the methods you need. But in a gem, it's not good practice to monkeypatch core classes, as the changed functionality leaks into gems and apps which depend on it; in fact, this broke our app when we upgraded to Cucumber 4+; hence the PR.
I found refinements to be a handy way to provide the core class extension functionality just in the scope of the file they're used in, without leaking it. But it does mean copying in code from ActiveSupport / Facets. In each instance, I chose the leaner code.
There are a few things that could use some work, but this is a start, and it at least drops the ActiveSupport requirement and gets our app working with the latest Cucumber: