Better subscription test helpers #96
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…est importing instead Using it isn't really needed for any functions of this module. Not using it also allows for testing several schemas in a single test file, if that's ever needed.
… for testing subscriptions
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Solves absinthe-graphql/absinthe#942 .
Implements new test helpers that allow to start a graphql subscription and assert/refute its' updates using an easy-to-use syntax.
Docs for the old helpers have been removed, as they shouldn't be needed anymore. (They're still left as they're used internally by the new helpers, and because existing projects may use them.)
Let me know if anything needs to be improved before this can be merged.
P.S. This work here was inspired by https://github.com/gen1321/anise and https://gist.github.com/wpiekutowski/8e4de4b9c8253584765ca0106c190dad - thank you @gen1321 and @wpiekutowski !