Really? I’m pretty sure not. That would be a big step away from what they are known for. It’s a commercial CMS that needs to be easy to install on standard hosting. (The Ruby is only mentioned under testing, which I presume is some kind of private testing rather than code for the CMS itself.)
I had another look and yes, it looks like Ruby is only used for testing.
ExpressionEngine 3.0 uses registered services, decoupled components, dependency injection, inheritance, and everything else you’d expect in a modern PHP application. Namespaces, PSR-4 autoloading, it’s in there! Some legacy classes remain as we phase those out.
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