feat: provide is_in assertions for all types that implement PartialEq - #100
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…tion which fail on empty arrays in the mathematically correct way
…nd `is_not_in_maybe_empty` assertions
# Conflicts: # src/equality.rs # src/expectations.rs
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The
is_inassertion checks whether a subject is contained in an collection or iterator of expected values.If the subject is of type
Sand the expected values in the collection or iterator are of typeE, thanSmust implementPartialEq<E>.