Bump FakeItEasy from 5.1.1 to 5.4.1

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Bumps FakeItEasy from 5.1.1 to 5.4.1.

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5.4.1

Fixed

• ReturnValue not set on completed call returned from Fake.GetCalls (#1696)

5.4.0

Changed

New

• Now targets netstandard2.1, as well as all the old favorites (#1658)

• Enhanced support for ValueTask and ValueTask<TResult>, comparable to that for Task and Task<TResult> (#1658):

  • a ValueTask Dummy is an actual completed ValueTask
  • a ValueTask<TResult> Dummy is an actual ValueTask<TResult> that is already completed and whose Result is a Dummy of type TResult, or a default TResult if no Dummy can be made for TResult
  • unconfigured Fake methods that accept a cancellation token and return a ValueTask (or ValueTask<T>) will return a cancelled task object
  • new convenience overloads for configuring Fake methods that return ValueTask or ValueTask<T>:
    • Returns and ReturnsLazily let you specify a value rather than a task, which configures a method to return a completed task whose result is the specified value
    • ThrowsAsync lets you configure a method to return a failed task whose Exception property is set to the given exception

  If your test project targets a framework compatible with .NET Standard 2.1 or higher, these last two features are available in the FakeItEasy package itself. Otherwise, you can access them by referencing the new FakeItEasy.Extensions.ValueType NuGet package.

• Analyzers now target .NET Standard 2.0 (#1667)

Additional Items

• Remove unused internal option to skip formatting of argument values (#1665)
• Parameterize approval tests (#1669)
• Support building only part of the target frameworks (#1662)
• Create a bot account for release process automation (#1663)

5.3.0

New

• Make Dummy ValueTuples' members Dummies, to match Tuple (#1637)
• Detect and reject an "argument constraint factory method" that produces multiple constraints (#1628)

Fixed

• Stack overflow exception when concurrently creating two Dummies of a type that takes a parameter of its own type (#1639)
• Fakes that wrap another object are not considered to be equal to themselves (#1630)
• Exception thrown from argument constraint factory prevents detection of misused A<T>._, A<T>.Ignored, or A<T>.That (#1644)
• Exception thrown by argument constraint factory is wrapped in TargetInvocationException, not UserCallbackException (#1646)
• Exceptions thrown by "action" callbacks are wrapped in UserCallbackException (#1640)

Additional Items

• Build requires Visual Studio 2019 or Visual Studio Build Tools 2019, and tests now run against netcoreapp3.0 (#1632)
• Add parentheses to test method in quickstart (#1621)
• Pre-reduce nullable warnings (#1620)
• Check for nullity using is null or is object (#1624)
• Protect out and ref parameters value producer (#1625)
• Simplify type checking in AnyCallRule (#1626)
• Embed FakeItEasy icon in package (#1627)
• GitHub API calls fail during deployment (#1618)
• Fix capitalization of .NET in docs (#1653)
• Updated build tools (#1631, #1655)
  • Bullseye 3.0.0

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Commits

• 822e991 Merge pull request #1697 from thomaslevesque/fix-completedcall-returnvalue
• 893e526 Fix doc for ICompletedFakeObjectCall.ReturnValue
• 0bb4812 Record the return value on CompletedFakeObjectCall
• b13cba7 Make CompletedFakeObjectCall not read-only
• 5c27afd Add failing specs showing return value isn't set
• c2c47b2 Merge pull request #1668 from thomaslevesque/target-framework-sets
• 2d1efaf Update documentation
• 88d7700 Move build profiles to separate files
• 3fcff7e Add support for user-defined props file
• 2a5e445 Add target framework sets
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