Avoid using ostruct as it no longer will ship with Ruby 3.5.0 #807
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The OpenStruct library was not used in that test. ostruct raises a warning about not being a shipped-and-bundled-with-Ruby standard library in Ruby 3.5.0.
...in order to avoid Ruby warnings in Ruby 3.5.0 about ostruct not being a built-in library.
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This change introduces a local Struct, used in a supporting-deprecated use-case part of the code.
Benefit: When requiring ostruct, a warning is emitted by Ruby, saying that ostruct will no longer be a standard built-in library in Ruby 3.5.0.
This PR avoids the warning by using a Struct.