Include empty attributes in HTML output

[javierjulio]

This is mostly a full revert of commit 1526789 which was a bad change. Empty attributes are valid HTML (e.g. boolean attributes) and should be supported in Arbre. The bad commit was for just addressing the class attribute but that applied to any attribute in HTML when it shouldn't have, even for just class. Note that if an attribute value is nil then it is removed. This follows same output logic to the Rails tag.attributes helper method.

With this change, the generated HTML string is improved:

tag = Arbre::HTML::Tag.new
tag.build disabled: nil, required: "", class: "blue"
tag.to_s
=> "<tag required=\"\" class=\"blue\"></tag>\n"

Prior to this change, the output for that would have been:

=> "<tag class=\"blue\"></tag>\n"

This will be in a major (v2) release due to being a breaking change.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Comparison is base (70ed0b9) 91.66% compared to head (04cee57) 91.57%.

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Files	Coverage Δ
lib/arbre/html/attributes.rb	100.00% <100.00%> (ø)

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