Bump mongoid from 7.3.3 to 9.0.0 in /backend

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Bumps mongoid from 7.3.3 to 9.0.0.

Release notes

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Mongoid 9.0 is a new major update to the Mongoid ODM. It includes many bug fixes, updates, improvements, and new features.

Significant new features include the following:

• You can now create and manage Atlas search indexes directly from Mongoid, by specifying your search index definitions directly on the relevant models. (MONGOID-5601)
• You can now declare a transaction with a block, using syntax that should be familiar to Rails programmers. (You must still be using a MongoDB topology that supports transactions, like a replica-set or sharded topology.) Along with this new syntax, support has also been added for after_commit and after_rollback callbacks. (MONGOID-5530, MONGOID-5531 and MONGOID-5708)
• Around callbacks on embedded documents are now disabled by default, for performance reasons. If a parent document has a large number (hundreds) of embedded documents, it is possible for the stack to be exhausted while processing "around" callbacks for those embedded documents. If you need around callbacks for your embedded documents, and you are confident that you will not have large numbers of embedded documents in a single parent, you can enable around callbacks with the Mongoid.around_embedded_document_callbacks configuration option. (MONGOID-5658)
• A new serializer has been added to allow BSON::ObjectId instances to be serialized and deserialized by ActiveJob. (MONGOID-5611)
• If you specify custom storage options when loading a model (e.g. overriding its collection name, database name, or the named client), you will not need to explicitly specify those same options when saving the model. The model will remember the storage options that were active when it was loaded. (MONGOID-5472)
• Support for "sandbox mode" in the Rails console has been added. As long as you are using a supported topology (replica-set or sharded, for example), when you specify --sandbox when starting the Rails console, your console session will be wrapped in a transaction. (MONGOID-4901)
• You can now enjoy Client-Side Field Level Encryption (CSFLE) in Mongoid with supported database server versions. Declare your CSFLE schemas in your documents, configure your encryption in mongoid.yml or config.rb, and generate new data keys via rake. (MONGOID-5585, MONGOID-5587, MONGOID-5589, MONGOID-5592, MONGOID-5613, MONGOID-5615.)

Many other changes are included as well, including the following:

• Support for Rails 2.6 and Rails 5 have been dropped. (MONGOID-5574)
• Support has been added for JRuby 9.4, and BSON 5. (MONGOID-5575, MONGOID-5739, RUBY-2846)
• Added Mongoid.reconnect_clients in conjunction with improving documentation about working with forking webservers. (MONGOID-5758)
• Saving a model in a session other than the one that loaded it will now result in a warning message (as this is generally considered a bug.) (MONGOID-5552)
• Eager loading now works with embedded associations. These associations cannot actually be eager loaded, but this allows you to chain eager loading through embedded associations, for example with has-and-belongs-to-many associations. (MONGOID-5052)
• For embedded associations, the default is now touch: true. This means that when you update an embedded document, its parent is automatically touched (or saved, with the timestamps updated) as well. (MONGOID-5016)
• You can now prevent Mongoid from type-casting a given value in a query by wrapping it with Mongoid::RawValue. This makes it easier to deal with legacy data that does not conform to an expected type. (MONGOID-5408)
• The Rails generator for Mongoid (rails g mongoid:config) now additionally generates a default config/initializers/mongoid.rb. (MONGOID-5439)
• When calling #touch on a model, Mongoid now clears the 'changed' state of the model. Previously, #touch left the model in a 'changed' state, even though it had been persisted by the touch operation. (MONGOID-5504)
• Mongoid's db:mongoid:create_indexes rake task was not always loading all models before creating the indexes, resulting in some missing indexes. This is now fixed. (MONGOID-5547)
• Added support for $min, $max, and $mul operators (via set_min, set_max, and mul), as well as $setOnInsert when doing an upsert (via a new :set_on_insert option to #upsert). (MONGOID-5442)
• A timezone configured in your app (via Time.zone=) will now be used when typecasting dates for time-valued fields. (MONGOID-5488)
• Typecasting strings for numeric fields now correctly converts the strings into BigDecimal values. (MONGOID-5484)
• Field aliases are now honored in index specifications. (MONGOID-5314)
• Fixed an issue where an empty list in a HABTM association needed special handling (instead of blindly using an empty list with $in). (MONGOID-5164)
• Attempting to call estimated_count when a default scope is active on a collection now raises a dedicated exception (Mongoid::Errors::InvalidEstimatedCountScoping) (MONGOID-4960)
• Mongoid now raises Mongoid::Errors:AttributeNotLoaded when a program attempts to access a field that is defined on the model, but which was excluded by the query's projection. Previously, ActiveModel::MissingAttributeError was raised in this situation. (MONGOID-5467)
• When assigning an array of Hashes to a field, the hashes are always converted to a BSON::Document. This makes the behavior consistent with how those fields are loaded from the database. (MONGOID-5410)

Additionally, a number of methods that were monkey-patched onto core modules have been deprecated, including the following:

• Array#multi_arged? (MONGOID-5669)
• BigDecimal#__to_inc__ (MONGOID-5662)
• Hash#__consolidate__ (MONGOID-5654)
• Hash#__mongoid_unsatisfiable_criteria? (MONGOID-5671)
• Hash#__nested__ (MONGOID-5653)
• Hash#delete_id (MONGOID-5670)
• Hash#extract_id (MONGOID-5670)
• Hash#to_criteria (MONGOID-5677)
• Integer#unconvertable_to_bson?
• Object#__find_args__ (MONGOID-5665)
• Object#__mongoize_fk__ (MONGOID-5675)
• Object#__setter__ (MONGOID-5664)
• Object#__sortable__ (MONGOID-5663)
• Object#__to_inc__ (MONGOID-5662)
• Object#blank_criteria? (MONGOID-5671)
• Object#do_or_do_not (MONGOID-5673)

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Commits

• 88f4b1a bump version number(s) (#5813)
• ff4c317 Add pretty print support (#5810)
• a35d481 MONGOID-5760 Update feature flags defaults and remove deprecations (#5811)
• aef7114 MONGOID-5758: Add Mongoid.reconnect_clients and improve forking webserver doc...
• ca3e02e Remove deprecated Document#as_json hack (#5755)
• 3963eba MONGOID-5754 Making sure Mongoid works right with latest driver (#5806)
• 7d752dc docs: fix typos in comment (#5807)
• 85de452 Add code of conduct (#5804)
• 5bdb998 DOCSP-37326: fix formatting (#5799)
• c4fed24 MONGOID-5739 Support BSON 5 (#5801)
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Superseded by #773.