(maint): Bump FakeItEasy from 5.1.0 to 7.0.1

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Bumps FakeItEasy from 5.1.0 to 7.0.1.

Release notes

Sourced from FakeItEasy's releases.

7.0.1

Fixed

• Using Argument constraints that have a parameter node with an unnatural Fake throws "Exception: Argument types do not match" (#1825)

Additional Items

• Fix build warnings introduced with .NET SDK 5.0.201 (#1822)
• Update tools-shared submodule (#1823, #1826)

With special thanks for contributions to this release from:

• Rafael Peixoto Lourenço - @​raff-run

7.0.0

Changed

• Registering a handler on a fake Wrapping an event does not work (#1795) Registering the handler will now work. This introduced a minor change on how events are intercepted and raised. It will be completely transparent to most users. Consult raising events documentation for more details about the current behavior.

Dropped Framework Support

• No longer producing assemblies for unsupported frameworks .NET Framework 4.0 and .NET Standard 1.6 (#1798, #1802)

Deprecations

• ClearConfiguration (#1767) To "unconfigure" a fake so it has default behavior, discard the fake and create a new one. If this is not feasible, for example because you wish to remove the configuration in the middle of a test and the system under test already holds the fake, see Changing behavior between calls.

New Framework Support

• Produce new assemblies that target .NET 5.0 directly (#1803)

New

• Add EqualTo overload with equality comparer (#1810)
• Introduce An for argument constraints (#1819)
• Better extension point scanning (#1813) now FakeItEasy searches the following assemblies for classes that implement the various extensions points:
  • its own assembly,
  • assemblies already loaded in the current AppDomain, if they reference FakeItEasy,
  • assemblies referenced by assemblies from the previous bullet point, if they reference FakeItEasy,
  • additional assemblies identified by the Bootstrapper's GetAssemblyFileNamesToScanForExtensions method, if they reference FakeItEasy
• Support specifying number of calls when using Invokes and no additional member configuration (#1812): Previously DoesNothing would be required in the chain, so

  A.CallTo(() => fake.Method()).Invokes(…).DoesNothing().Once()
  

  can now be written

  A.CallTo(() => fake.Method()).Invokes(…).Once()
  

Fixed

• Fixed some typos in documentation (#1793)

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Commits

• 87c7aba Merge pull request #1827 from blairconrad/unnatural-constraints
• f8644d5 Support parameterful argument matchers within unnatural Fakes' CallsTo
• c16b54e Merge pull request #1826 from blairconrad/new-tools-shared
• e56c68f Use tools-shared that copies release checklist labels
• c2852f5 Merge pull request #1823 from thomaslevesque/update-submodule
• 28a31d8 Update tools-shared submodule
• 489548a Merge pull request #1822 from thomaslevesque/fix-warnings
• 5a3de9a Fix nullability warning
• 514b2b4 Suppress CA2237
• 8e7e0cc Fix warnings in build script
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Superseded by #142.