Update faux requirement from 0.0.4 to 0.1.2

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Updates the requirements on faux to permit the latest version.

Changelog

Sourced from faux's changelog.

v0.1.2

• Fixes a bug that made tests either fail or segfault in release mode

v0.1.1

• Adds support for methods to return a Self instance.
  • Before only associated functions (e.g., Self::new) would work
  • This allows you to mock a custom implementation of Clone
  • test

v0.1

• No api changes

v0.0.10

• Allow autoderiving Default on structs tagged by #[create]
  • Only allowed if the real instance implements Default
• Add pattern! and from_fn! macros to create matchers out of patterns and functions respectively.
• Hide the internal structure of Eq, Any, and EqAgainst.
  • Their respective methods now return impl ArgMatcher<Arg> to help against breaking changes in the future.

Breaking Change

• Eq, EqAgainst, and Any are now all internal to faux. This will help prevent against breaking changes in the future.

v0.0.9

• when! allows for argument matching
  • requires the arguments to implement Debug
  • test
• When has a new with_args method to specify argument matchers.
  • The preferred way to set argument matchers is using when! which proxies to this method
  • test
• Handle concurrent calls to different method calls in the same mock instance
  • test
  • PR. Thanks a lot @​Wesmania!
• Support for mocking the same method multiple times by doing a latest that matches approach

Breaking Change

• When has more generic arguments
  • This is technically a breaking change but unlikely to affect you.
  • Do not rely on the type signature of When as it is subject to change.
• WhenOnce -> when::Once

v0.0.8

• then* methods have been renamed to be more consisten with Rust patterns
• The safe then method now allows for non-static inputs.
• then_do was removed as the improvement on then made it unnecessary.

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Superseded by #20.