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Replace FluentAssertions with xunit assertions - #3
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FluentAssertions 8 is distributed under a commercial license, so drop it and use xunit's built-in Assert API instead. Assertions are translated one-to-one; order-insensitive BeEquivalentTo checks use Assert.Equivalent with strict: true.
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Assertin all three test projects (263 assertions) and drops the package. FluentAssertions 8 has a commercial license.BeEquivalentTobecameAssert.Equivalent(..., strict: true). It ignores order, andstrictrejects extra items, as FluentAssertions did.ThrowAsync<T>becameThrowsAnyAsync<T>, which also accepts derived exceptions.BeEmptyon a nullable array isNotNullplusEmpty.Tests
main: unit 164, PostgreSQL 23, SQL Server 23, all passing locally.