Redis adapter causes errors with Redis::Cluster due to monkey-patching

Semian::RedisV5Client#translate_error! overrides Redis::Client.translate_error! via prepend but doesn't preserve the original method signature. This might cause an ArgumentError when used alongside the redis-clustering gem.

This can happen even if you do not pass the semian argument to a Redis::Cluster class

The original signature:

      def translate_error!(error, mapping: ERROR_MAPPING)
        redis_error = translate_error_class(error.class, mapping: mapping)
        raise redis_error, error.message, error.backtrace
      end

Semian's patch:

https://github.com/Shopify/semian/blob/568d0736a5a64a262bea0f9c50508f91132a0ef5/lib/semian/redis/v5.rb#L54-L70

Now when Redis::Cluster::Client calls its translate_error!, it would delegate to Redis::Client:

        def translate_error!(error, mapping: ERROR_MAPPING)
          case error
          when RedisClient::Cluster::ErrorCollection
            # nothing in particular
          else
            Redis::Client.translate_error!(error, mapping: mapping) # <---- DELEGATES HERE
          end
        end

But the Semian's patch breaks the API, which causes a ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1).

Tested with:
semian 0.27.1 (latest)
redis 5.4.1 (latest)
redis-clustering 5.4.1 (latest)
redis-client 0.26.4 (latest)

But likely it's been an issue for longer.

Start with lib/semian/redis/v5.rb, especially Semian::RedisV5Client#translate_error!, and compare its method signature with Redis::Client.translate_error! and the Redis::Cluster delegation described in the issue. Verify the adapter remains compatible with the mapping keyword and reproduce the reported ArgumentError using the listed Redis and redis-clustering versions.