I have a hash defined containing some static information. This exists 
within a custom function for Puppet.

I wish to share this code with a ruby test harness I'm writing; there will 
be additional resources that both Puppet and the test harness can make use 
of.

My question is - what's the best way to achieve this?

I've seen in custom function examples that require statements are specified 
outside the puppet custom function template. However, if I try to move my 
static hash definition to this scope then it's no longer visible to the 
custom function.

How may I access static info like this from standard ruby, and what scope 
in the puppet custom function definition should it occupy?

Thank you for your time.

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