Reversing MiniTest::Spec expectations does not work.

[jdickey]

Using the existing must_require_initialize_parameter MiniTest::Spec wrapper around MiniTest::Assertions:: AssertRequiresInitializeParameter, we can have a positive expectation, but the use of :reverse to enable negative expectations does not appear to be operative.

That is,

    expect(SomeClass).must_require_initialize_parameter params, :some_param

works as expected, but

    expect(SomeClass).wont_require_initialize_parameter params, :bogus_param

raises a NoMethodError. In the context of this particular matcher, the use of a negative expectation should be very rare, but having it just not work will be surprising behaviour to the user.

[jdickey]

We misunderstood the MiniTest documentation and source; reversing (refuting) an assertion isn't controlled by the last parameter on infect_an_assertion; it's implemented using a second, reverse-logic assertion. 😖

Fix coming shortly.

[jdickey]

The current implementation of assert_required_static_call_param actively verifies that the specified key occurs in the valid parameters for the subject class' .call method. This isn't a ten minute fix; kicking it down the calendar until resources permit or priorities demand.