feat(numbers): added InEpsilonSymmetric - #109
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This variant of InEpsilon (also available as a generic assertion), uses a modified relative error, so that both operands play a symmetric role. This is useful when the "expected" value doesn't play a particular role when asserting that 2 numbers are close. Mirrors python's math.isclose. Refers to: stretchr#1839 Signed-off-by: Frederic BIDON <fredbi@yahoo.com>
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This variant of InEpsilon (also available as a generic assertion), uses a modified relative error, so that both operands play a symmetric role.
This is useful when the "expected" value doesn't play a particular role when asserting that 2 numbers are close. Mirrors python's math.isclose.
Refers to: stretchr#1839
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