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This adds another way to cleanly inject the json_asserter for use in pytests. I think this could be useful. Since this is the one part of shipchain-common that is currently documented, can you please update the readme with a snippet on using this mixin
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This adds a Json Asserter mixin that automatically grabs the json_asserter and sets it's value on the class, so importing it every time isn't necessary.