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RubyGems 4.0.9 and Bundler 4.0.9 have been released. RubyGems enhancements include fixing the owner role in `gem owner` and bundling Bundler 4.0.9 as a default gem, plus a bug fix ensuring trailing slashes are added to source URIs. Bundler improvements focus on performance: git version is now checked only once per `bundle install`, parallel operation worker count is normalized, exponential backoff is added to retries, a priority queue is introduced, and the download and install processes for gems are split. A bug fix also addresses retrying git fetch without `--depth` for dumb HTTP transport.

4.0.9 Released