@Step-like annotation used to record soft asserts

[shreyasarjun]

  @Step("Validate testcase 1")
public void validate_TC1 () 
  {

Assert.assertEquals(4,5);	

}

@Step("Validate testcase 2")
public void Validate_TC2()
{
    Assert.assertEquals("TESTING","TESTING");
  
}

@Step("Validate testcase 3)
public void Validate_TC3()
{

    Assert.assertEquals("SERENITY","SERENITY");
}

In the above example, If testcase 1 failed then testcase 2 and 3 is not executing.
So I need to execute testcase 2 and testcase 3 also even if tescase1 failed.
How to achieve this in serenity by using @step annotation.
But if we use @test annotation then there is no issue But it will not capture in test reports.
That's why I want to achieve this by using @step annotation only.
Could you please help on this.

[wakaleo]

That's how the @step annotation is intended to work - it is meant for sequences of actions, not soft asserts. However I will look into adding a different annotation or option to allow assertion-style steps in a future release.