Analyze Ruby's Garbage Collection mechanism, specifically Generational and Incremental GC.

Ruby uses a tri-color, generational, and incremental mark-and-sweep garbage collector that minimizes stop-the-world pauses by dividing objects into young and old generations.

Ruby's GC relies on a Mark-and-Sweep strategy. To optimize performance, Ruby 2.1 introduced Generational GC (RGenGC), dividing the object space into 'young' and 'old' generations based on survival tenure. Most objects die young; hence, Minor GCs only scan the young generation, drastically cutting down processing times. If an object survives multiple sweeps, it is promoted to the old generation, which is only checked during Major GCs.…