0.8.12

Changelog:

Fixes:

• @ExpandableSentence with value class parameters. The Kotlin compiler mangles the JVM name of a function that takes a value class parameter (someAction becomes someAction-abc123), so Kensa could not find the method and reported the test as unparseable. Thanks to Michael Orr (#160).
• @RenderedValue with value class parameters or return types. The same name mangling meant the captured invocation was recorded under the mangled JVM name and never matched the parsed sentence, so the rendered value was silently dropped.
• Array parameter types in parameterized tests. Tests declaring array parameters — Array<Pair<String, String>> and other Array<T> (including nested, variance and nullable components), primitive arrays (IntArray, ...), Java arrays (String[]), vararg params — previously failed with Did not find method declaration for test method; plain Float/Short/Byte/Char params now match too. Array values also render like lists ([(a, b)]) everywhere instead of Object.toString() identity hashes (#161).

Performance:

• No reflective method lookup on instrumented calls. The compiler-plugin hooks now record invocations by source name directly instead of deriving a java.lang.reflect.Method on every @ExpandableSentence / @RenderedValue call.