Allow brew-gem to accept a '--homebrew-ruby' flag that uses /usr/local/bin/ruby instead of /usr/bin/ruby #29
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- the `--homebrew-ruby` flag to `brew-gem` will tell it to use the Ruby as installed by Homebrew (see sportngin/brew-gem#29) - allow `HOMEBREW_GEM_OPTS` environment variable so users don't need to type `--homebrew-ruby` every time - updated docs
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Description and Impact
This hopefully address the request from #28
This is sort of a stop gap to allow people to select what version of ruby they want to use. The main caveat being that you can't use an unlinked version of homebrew ruby. Or a ruby installed anywhere besides /usr/local/bin/ruby. I'm sort of ok with that for now. If we want to allow passing a location for ruby in the future we can.