Elipses in test expectation string like ;=> {:foo :bar ...}

[matthewdowney]

When I'm writing rich comments in general, not necessarily for test generation purposes, I often use elipses to truncate the output I show, like:

(comment
  (range 10)
  ;=> (0 1 2 ...)

  (let [chars (take 26 (iterate #(char (inc (int %))) \a))]
    (zipmap (range) chars))
  ;=> {0 \a
  ;    1 \b
  ;    ...}
  )

It'd be cool to support something like that, so that the tests aren't all or nothing.

[matthewdowney]

For the record, this works with matcho assertions (#2) in comments which begin =>> instead of =>, so:

; You can write this
(let [chars (take 26 (iterate #(char (inc (int %))) \a))]
  (zipmap (range) chars))
;=>> {0 \a, 1 \b, ...}

; But not this
*1 ;=> {0 \a ...} ; <- this will throw an exception

=> remains strictly and simply a literal assertion of equality.