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# Matchi
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> Collection of expectation matchers for Ruby π€Ή
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## Installation
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## Overview
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## Usage
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### Built-in matchers
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- lib/matchi/matcher/be_nil.rb
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140
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- lib/matchi/matcher/be_true.rb
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