• Removed the default gem:geordi mise tool entry from the sample config.toml
• Deleted the note explaining that gem:geordi would auto-install the latest geordi gem and warning about Ruby compatibility

mise's gem: backend does not install into your Ruby. It installs into a directory of its own and puts a wrapper script on the PATH. That is incompatible with how geordi works. For more details see this geordi issue

Currently you can use a ~/.default-gems file, to automatically instal...

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