Bump com.approvaltests:approvaltests from 18.7.1 to 22.0.0

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Bumps com.approvaltests:approvaltests from 18.7.1 to 22.0.0.

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Remove deprecated api

Minor breaking changes

Issue #376 made javax.mail optional Removed deprecated api in JupiterApprovals Moved TestUtils.displayEmail to EmailOpener.displayEmail

Easy reordering of JSON for consistent approvals

The Problem:

JSON does not define an order to the fields.
This can make approving JSON inconsistent as ApprovalTests requires consistent results.

The Solution:

JsonApprovals.verifyJson(json) now has an overload:
JsonApprovals.verifyJson(json, reorderJson: true)
which will alphabetically sort the JSON in the result. By default it still does not reorder the JSON.

Extras

You can call the reordering directly with
JsonUtils.reorderFields(json)
This fixes #422

Improvements for IntelliJ reporters when using Jetbrains Toolbox

On Mac, when using Jetbrains Toolbox, we now should detect your IntelliJ installation and launch the idea diff viewer.

Fixes to KDiff3

Added KDiff3 Linux reporter. Minor breaking changes KDiff3Reporter has been moved to KDiff3MacReporter, KDiff3WindowsReporter as appropriate. We also created a generic KDiff3 reporter that will work on all three systems. Closes issue #412

Removal of EnvironmentAwareReporter

This is a breaking change.

When you call Reporter.report(received, approved) it now returns if it was successful. This makes the java architecture more consistent with other implementations and allows us to determine when something should have worked but it didn't.

It should not affect you unless you've written a custom implementation of ApprovalFailureReporter.

Information on why and how to upgrade can be found here.

Exceptions and Help messages on duplicate verify() calls.

ApprovalTests only wants one call to verify() per test. There are ways to go around this but if you call verify where it would want the exact same file name twice, it will now throw an exception. This will make it easier for people to not be confused as most other testing frameworks allow you to put multiple assertions in the same test.

Backwards compatibility

There are some situations where you want to check that two different processes produce the same result.

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Commits

• 0cb7624 . e Add javax.mail to approvaltests-tests
• 59f9eab a reformat code
• 14cc240 . t Corrected test that was using deprecated api
• 9286f5c ! F Separating Email opener and removing deprecated function
• fc5d790 d updated markdown snippets
• 265a484 ! F Added reorder field option to JsonApprovals.verifyJson
• 3636eba ! F JsonUtils.reorderFields
• c61f422 a reformat code
• 37e24b7 F - Extend list of known text file extensions
• 813522a v 21.1.0
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Superseded by #26.