Complex boolean test

[Antoine-Guyot]

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Complex boolean test (see #366)

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[benel]

Malheureusement, on ne peut pas avoir plusieurs Quand dans un scénario Cucumber. Par ailleurs, on a souvent intérêt (surtout dans un cas aussi complexe) à bien détailler la situation initiale et la situation finale.