rivertest: enable metadata assertions #1137
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This enables basic assertions against metadata in `rivertest.RequireX` methods. The approach here isn't anything special: it allows a `map[string]any` to be specified and considers it a failure if all keys & values in it are not also in the metadata. This should make it possible to build workflow-related assertions and other metadata assertions much more easily.
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This enables basic assertions against metadata in
rivertest.RequireXmethods. The approach here isn't anything special: it allows amap[string]anyto be specified and considers it a failure if all keys & values in it are not also in the metadata.This should make it possible to build workflow-related assertions and other metadata assertions much more easily.