In my previous change, I tried a simpler approach in custom_mocks_test to try to not be sensitive to formatting changes before I realized that wouldn't work in auto_mocks_test and came up with something more robust. #780
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In my previous change, I tried a simpler approach in custom_mocks_test to try to not be sensitive to formatting changes before I realized that wouldn't work in auto_mocks_test and came up with something more robust.
It turns out the simpler approach is still too brittle and some tests fail under the new style (specifically, the new formatter splits after
=>
when the old one doesn't). So I hoisted containsIgnoringFormatting() into a separate library and refactored custom_mocks_test to use it too.