Add TestAspects afterFailure and afterSuccess #8588
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Currently there is no way (that I'm aware of) to react to a test failing or succeeding in zio-test.
I've created TestAspects for this use case that I think might be helpful to others too.
My use case for these is making sure that specification files are only generated once a ZIOSpec has verified that the application indeed adheres to the desired spec, thus avoiding generating a file that does not match application behaviour.
Ideally, there'd also be a similar TestAspect for a Spec instead of single tests to only execute an effect once a set of tests (e.g. all of a ZIOSpec), but I have not found a way to evaluate a Spec and retrieve it's result (or failure) from within an aspect; if there are any I'd look into adding such an aspect as well.