Add Size Methods to AbstractRichIterable#18
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I'm beginning to override the methods in
AbstractIterableAssertthat make sense inAbstractRichIterable. I've started with all of the remaining size methods. SinceRichIterablehas asize()method, we can get benefits by using it rather than iterating through the collection with a stream.I did this by first adding tests to validate that it already worked with the code found in
AsbtractIterableAssert. Then I implemented the method inAbstractRichIterableAssertusing Eclipse Collections code and made sure the tests still pass. This will be the pattern going forward.