chore(deps): bump FluentAssertions from 6.12.0 to 6.12.1

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Bumps FluentAssertions from 6.12.0 to 6.12.1.

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6.12.1

What's Changed

Improvements

• Improve BeEmpty() and BeNullOrEmpty() performance for IEnumerable<T>, by materializing only the first item - #2530

Fixes

• Fixed formatting error when checking nullable DateTimeOffset with BeWithin(...).Before(...) - #2312
• BeEquivalentTo will now find and can map subject properties that are implemented through an explicitly-implemented interface - #2152
• Fixed that the because and becauseArgs were not passed down the equivalency tree - #2318
• BeEquivalentTo can again compare a non-generic IDictionary with a generic one - #2358
• Fixed that the FormattingOptions were not respected in inner AssertionScope - #2329
• Capitalize true and false in failure messages and make them formattable to a custom BooleanFormatter - #2390, #2393
• Improved the failure message for NotBeOfType when wrapped in an AssertionScope and the subject is null - #2399
• Improved the failure message for BeWritable/BeReadable when wrapped in an AssertionScope and the subject is read-only/write-only - #2399
• Improved the failure message for ThrowExactly[Async] when wrapped in an AssertionScope and no exception is thrown - #2398
• Improved the failure message for [Not]HaveExplicitProperty when wrapped in an AssertionScope and not implementing the interface - #2403
• Improved the failure message for [Not]HaveExplicitMethod when wrapped in an AssertionScope and not implementing the interface - #2403
• Changed BeEquivalentTo to exclude private protected members from the comparison - #2417
• Fixed using BeEquivalentTo on an empty ArraySegment - #2445, #2511
• BeEquivalentTo with a custom comparer can now handle null values - #2489
• Ensured that nested calls to AssertionScope(context) create a chained context - #2607
• One overload of the AssertionScope constructor would not create an actual scope associated with the thread - #2607
• Fixed ThrowWithinAsync not respecting OperationCanceledException - #2614
• Fixed using BeEquivalentTo with an IEqualityComparer targeting nullable types - #2648

Full Changelog: fluentassertions/fluentassertions@6.12.0...6.12.1

Commits

• a8e7f17 Update qodana
• d58e0b5 Turn off RoslynAnalyzers in Qodana WF (#2504)
• 2181217 Remove unused usings
• 2c3a012 Make implicit usage more explicit
• 1d5d64f Do not use UsingLineBreaks for [Not]BeSameAs
• c30fc7a Fixed BeEquivalentTo when using a custom comparer targeting nullable types ...
• f9b770b Make ThrowWithinAsync respect canceled tasks (#2614)
• f204cf3 Simplify deferred allocation with local function
• a3644b0 Only allocate Lazy<> and lambda when necessary
• f3b4564 Ensured that nested assertion scopes produce a nested context (#2607)
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