Introduce AbstractOrderedIterableAssert#17
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…rable and StackIterable assertion types. Overhauling how RichIterable tests are parameterized.
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This pull request introduces the AbstractOrderedIterableAssert class and its two new corresponding concrete types ListIterableAssert and StackIterableAssert. This follows the pattern from the previous pull request with AbstractRichIterableAssert. The ordered assert extends from RichIterableAssert and allows for the efficient fetching of the first and last element of an ordered list.
In addition, I've created a custom parameterized test annotation and corresponding argument provider to make it easy to test the AbstractRichIterableAssert methods for all of the subtypes that need verification.