feat: implement soft assertions by providing new method Spec::soft_panic()#28
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…ft_panic()` on `Spec`s contructed by `verify_that`
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Soft assertions are a useful feature of assertion libs.
assertingshould support soft assertions as well.Implemented the new method
Spec::soft_panic()to provide soft assertions. Soft assertions are started with either the macroverify_that!or the functionverify_that(). This constructs aSpecwith the failing strategyCollectFailureswhich collects the failures of multiple assertions instead of panicking immediately at the first failing assertion. To finally panic if at least one assertion failed, the methodsoft_panic()must be called after the last assertion.