Make @Disabled repeatable

[onacit]

Sometimes, multiple @Disabled can help developers.

@Disabled("yyyy-MM-dd fails for <some reason>, maybe resolved")
@Disabled("yyyy-MM-dd fails for <some other reason>, maybe also resolved")
void testSome() {
}

Someone can say, the text block can help but, modifying the multi-line text may produce some error or unwanted result.

@Disabled("""
        yyyy-MM-dd fails for some reason, maybe resolved
        yyyy-MM-dd fails for some other reason, maybe also resolved"""
)
void testSome() {
}

Deliverables

• Make @Disabled repeatable.

[marcphilipp]

Team decision: Just making it repeatable would still only include one of the reasons when reporting the test as skipped. Therefore, we think you should consider defining a custom annotation and implementing ExecutionCondition. Please refer to @DisabledUntil in JUnit Pioneer for inspiration.