Refactor tests to use AssertJ assertions instead of Hamcrest#348
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Refactor tests to use AssertJ assertions instead of Hamcrest#348
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This pull request refactors the test assertions to use AssertJ for improved readability and consistency, replacing Hamcrest and JUnit assertions. The changes affect all test methods, ensuring a more fluent and expressive assertion style while maintaining the same validation logic for RSS channel and item fields.