Move ocran.rb from bin to exe directory and update file settings #28
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This commit relocates the ocran.rb command script from the bin directory to the exe directory, aligning with the standard structure for Ruby gems. Additionally, the encoding comment has been removed as UTF-8 is the default setting. Also, `# frozen_string_literal: true` was added to adopt a standard practice in Ruby implementation.
- Created new command files 'console' and 'setup' under the bin directory, implementing the default content typically found in Ruby Gems. - These commands are intended to facilitate development tasks, providing essential tools for developers working with the gem.
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This commit relocates the ocran.rb command script from the bin directory to the exe directory, aligning with the standard structure for Ruby gems. Additionally, the encoding comment has been removed as UTF-8 is the default setting. Also,
# frozen_string_literal: truewas added to adopt a standard practice in Ruby implementation.