Mention Ruby version requirement in Readme#500
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I got feedback from Rubyists saying that they thought the debugger only works with Ruby 3.1. Given that it's mostly advertised with the Ruby 3.1 release, I can understand why they make that assumption. So I think we can mention the supported Ruby version and platform in the readme to make it clearer.