0010-EVALUATE-CONDITION: Public API to evaluate ConditionTrait

Introduction

This adds an evaluate() method to ConditionTrait to evaluate the condition without requiring a Test instance.

Motivation

Currently, the only way a ConditionTrait is evaluated is inside the prepare(for:) method. This makes it difficult for third-party libraries to utilize these traits because evaluating a condition would require creating a dummy Test to pass to that method.

Proposed solution

The proposal is to add a ConditionTrait.evaluate() method which returns the result of the evaluation. The existing prepare(for:) method is updated to call evaluate() so that the logic is not duplicated.

Detailed design

The evaluate() method is as follows, containing essentially the same logic as was in prepare(for:):

extension ConditionTrait {
  /// Evaluate this instance's underlying condition.
  ///
  /// - Returns: The result of evaluating this instance's underlying condition.
  ///
  /// The evaluation is performed each time this function is called, and is not
  /// cached.
  public func evaluate() async throws -> Bool
}

Source compatibility

This change is purely additive.

Integration with supporting tools

This change allows third-party libraries to apply condition traits at other levels than suites or whole test functions, for example if tests are broken up into smaller sections.

Future directions

This change seems sufficient for third party libraries to make use of ConditionTrait. Changes for other traits can be tackled in separate proposals.

Alternatives considered

Exposing ConditionTrait.Kind and .kind was also considered, but it seemed unnecessary to go that far, and it would encourage duplicating the logic that already exists in prepare(for:).