refactor: reduce code duplication for assertion cheats and introduce legacy_assertions flag#8251
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refactor: reduce code duplication for assertion cheats and introduce legacy_assertions flag#8251
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yeah, we'd need it for complete support of the |
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Updating code for 100+ impls would've been painful, so decided to clean this up with a macro
legacy_assertionsdoesn't print any info about failure at the moment, just returns successful resultTo print logs we'd need #8181 to push them to
LogCollector. We could've collected a separate logs list onCheatcodes, but it's unclear how to ensure correct ordering