[Kernel] Add tests for Exiting and Exception functions #2684
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Checking for a value like SystemExit rather than a type seems to be testing behavior, not the type.
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The idea is to make sure that the exception that was thrown was one we expected from |
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This PR adds tests for
Kernel.{abort,exit,exit!,at_exit}andKernel.{throw,catch,raise,fail}, as well as slightly tweaking thefailsignature.Additionally, it adds in the
assert_send_type_errormethod (which is just a direct copy ofassert_send_type, but accepts a type as the second argument)