Non-fluent assertions

[arialdomartini]

I read your insightful TUnit — Why I Spent 2 Years Building a New .NET Testing Framework and I'm sold, I will give TUnit a try.

I mostly work with F# and I'm used to unquote, so to assertions such as:

test <@ number = 42 @>

which I find way more readable than the equivalent

await Assert.That(number).IsEqualTo(42);

I mean: I see the value of fluent assertions when I write them, but I still prefer way more non-fluent ones when it comes to read code.

So, I wonder if and how I can have something like a plain:

await Assert.Equal(42, number);

or

await Assert.True(number == 42);

with TUnit. Thank you!