Fix a false negative for RSpec/PredicateMatcher when using include and respond_to
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…` and `respond_to`
This PR is fixed false negative in the following code:
```ruby
expect(foo).to include('bar')
expect(foo).to respond_to(:method)
```
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This PR is fixed false negative in the following code:
I noticed this when I was looking at the coverage of the test code generated by simplecov.
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