Saltcheck allow multiple asserts against module output#56101
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What does this PR do?
Allows saltcheck tests to specify multiple assertions against module output
Previous Behavior
A saltcheck tests could only be defined like
New Behavior
By creating a list under an assertions key, multiple asserts can be run
Multiple assertions can be run against the output of a single
module_and_functioncall. Theassertion,expected_return,assertion_section, andassertion_section_delimiterkeys can be placed in a list under anassertionskey.Tests written?
Yes