Add ability to inspect all describable matchers #219
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In a previous commit, a new inspection tree builder was added which was designed to handle built-in RSpec matchers as well as matchers created via the matcher DSL, by reusing the `description` of the matcher as the inspection text. However, this inspector did not cover custom matchers defined from scratch rather than via the DSL. This commit corrects this by making use of the `is_a_describable_matcher?` method from RSpec::Matchers.
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In a previous commit, a new inspection tree builder was added which was designed to handle built-in RSpec matchers as well as matchers created via the matcher DSL, by reusing the
descriptionof the matcher as the inspection text. However, this inspector did not cover custom matchers defined from scratch rather than via the DSL. This commit corrects this by making use of theis_a_describable_matcher?method from RSpec::Matchers.