feat(Testing) AssertExpectations automatically checks if expectations were called

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BREAKING CHANGE: Due the changes the expectation logic has been changed and you need to update your code:

• LaraStrict\Testing\AbstractExpectationCallsMap moved to LaraStrict\Testing\Assert\AbstractExpectationCallsMap
• Every generated Assert needs to be updated (regenerate or manually change it): - Add parent::construct() the the constructor - Add missing |null to expectations phpdoc if missing - Remove array_values(array_filter( usage (not required) - Example src/Testing/Context/Contracts/ContextServiceContractAssert.php
• LaraStrict\Testing\AbstractExpectationCallMap was removed in favor of AbstractExpectationCallsMap - example of change: src/Testing/Database/Contracts/SafeUniqueSaveActionContractAssert.php - Extend AbstractExpectationCallsMap - Add constructor method and call parent - Add array $expectations = [] to the constructor - Move template value from @extends to phpdoc for $expectations - Remove @extends phpdoc

• Add expectation class to getExpectation call

  /**
   * @param array<SafeUniqueSaveActionContractExpectation|null> $expectations
   */
  public function __construct(array $expectations = [])
  {
      parent::__construct();
  
      $this->setExpectations(AppConfigContractGetVersionExpectation::class, $expectations);
  }
  ...
  $expectation = $this->getExpectation(AppConfigContractGetVersionExpectation::class);

• To automatically assert if expectations were used use AssertExpectationTestCase or AssertExpectationManagerTrait

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To add construct use search & replace:

from

) {
        $this->setExpectations

to

) {
        parent::__construct(); 
        $this->setExpectations

To fix AbstractExpectationCallsMap movement use search & replace:

\LaraStrict\Testing\AbstractExpectationCallsMap

to

\LaraStrict\Testing\Assert\AbstractExpectationCallsMap

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Another search replace (with regex):

array_values\(array_filter\(\$([\w]+)\)\)\);

to

\$$1\);