v1.4.0

New Features

Collection Quantifiers

A complete suite of collection quantifier expectations for testing element conditions:

using SharpAssert;

// All items must match
Assert(items.Each(x => x > 0));
Assert(items.Each(x => x.IsEquivalentTo(template)));

// At least one must match  
Assert(items.Some(x => x.Matches("error*")));

// No items may match
Assert(items.None(x => x == null));

// Exactly one must match
Assert(items.One(x => x.Id == targetId));

// Count-based quantifiers
Assert(items.Exactly(3, x => x.Score > 90));
Assert(items.AtLeast(2, x => x.IsEquivalentTo(admin)));
Assert(items.AtMost(1, x => x.Matches("*error*")));

All quantifiers support both predicate expressions (x => x > 5) and custom expectations (x => x.IsEquivalentTo(expected)).

Lambda-Based Custom Expectations

New Expectation.From() factory eliminates boilerplate when creating custom expectations:

public static Expectation IsEven(this int value) =>
    Expectation.From(
        () => value % 2 == 0,
        () => [$"Expected even number, got {value}"]
    );

Assert(4.IsEven());

Multiple Assertions with &&

Logical && now evaluates ALL operands and shows all failures - no short-circuit:

Assert(x == 5 && y == 10);
// Shows both failures when both operands are false:
// &&: Both operands were false

Replaces verbose Assert.Multiple() / AssertionScope patterns with native C# syntax.

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0