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Co-authored-by: Claas Rostock <48752696+ClaasRostock@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR introduces the possibility to automate the process of running tests in the form of assertions after running one or more cases. Assertions will be evaluated after running the simulation and the results will be displayed by the CLI:
The format to write the assertions can be viewed from the examples, but in principle it could be checking values at a certain point in time or check that a value complies with a temporal specification inspired by Signal Temporal Logic. This is how the assertions look like in the cases file: