Add Ruby 3.3 into CI and use logger tool for logging
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`syslog` used to be part of StdLib. But beginning with Ruby 3.4, it was extracted into default gems. This is problematic when Ruby is executed with `--disable-gems`, because there is no easy way to require `syslog`. Therefore, this commit introduces custom `UtilLinuxLogger`. This use `logger` command from util-linux and implemnts just minimal `Syslog` interface required. While this could have been used just as a fallback, when `syslog` can't be required, it will be easier to use it every time. Fixes #12
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