Small fix for PesterThrowFailureMessage#171
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The tests for pester#147 were failing in PowerShell 2.0 due to the presence of a leading blank line in the ErrorRecord's InvocationInfo.PositionMessage property. This update strips out any whitespace-only lines from PositionMessage before otherwise manipulating and using it in the output, which gets the tests working regardless of PowerShell version.
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Small fix for PesterThrowFailureMessage
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The tests for #147 were failing in PowerShell 2.0 due to the presence of a leading blank line in the ErrorRecord's InvocationInfo.PositionMessage property. This update strips out any whitespace-only lines from PositionMessage before otherwise manipulating and using it in the output, which gets the tests working regardless of PowerShell version.