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feat: add fluent API support for test template and response #443
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Fluent assertions support is based on AssertJ assertion classes. Additional fluent API methods were added to GraQLTesTemplate to set and clear headers.
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This PR is work-in-progress and it's goal is to significantly overhaul the current testing facilities, including the addition of fluent
APIs for test request setup and assertions (inspired by Spring's MockMvc and AssertJ).