Backport of 'Raise Rouge Fallthrough without capturing a backtrace' to 19.5

What does this MR do and why?

Backports !262931 (merged) to 19.5. Rouge 5, which shipped in 19.3, raises an exception with a full backtrace up to three times per identifier when highlighting Ruby. Inside a Rails request this slows diff rendering, roughly triples GC time, and pushes Puma workers over their RSS limit so they get recycled. The fix raises the exception without a backtrace and leaves highlighted output unchanged.

The commit cherry-picked cleanly, and spec/initializers/rouge_fallthrough_patch_spec.rb passes on this branch.

Related to #634283 (closed).

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