scheduled_test 0.12.3

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Add ScheduledServer.handleUnscheduled, which allows users to create long-lasting handlers that aren't part of the test schedule.

Support WebSocket connections with ScheduledServers.

When an error occurs in the tasks queue, the onComplete queue will begin running immediately rather than waiting for all outstanding tasks and out-of-band callbacks to complete. This more closely matches the semantics of the underlying test framework and will hopefully be less surprising.

Errors are now only converted to ScheduleErrors when they're added to the Schedule.errors list. This means that errors emitted by calls to schedule() will no longer be ScheduleErrors.

An error thrown in one task will no longer be emitted by the return values of future calls to schedule().

Remove the Schedule.onException queue. This was largely redundant with Schedule.onComplete and complicated the implementation.

Remove Schedule.pendingCallbacks and ScheduleError.pendingCallbacks. Printing out the pending callbacks was rarely useful once stack chains existed, so they were just producing visual clutter.

Remove Schedule.timeout and Schedule.heartbeat. Timeouts will be handled by the test package instead.

Remove Schedule.signalError. Use registerException from the test package instead.

Remove wrapFuture, Schedule.wrapFuture, and Schedule.wrapAsync. Use expectAsync, completes, and completion from the test package instead.

Remove TaskQueue.onTasksComplete.

Added README.md with content from lib/scheduled_test.dart.

Made changes to test/metatest.dart related to outstanding issues.

ScheduledServer.handle now takes a shelf.Handler rather than a custom handler class.

The body of a test() or a setUp() call may now return a Future. This was already supported by the unittest package. The Future is passed to a wrapFuture call.

Add a StreamMatcher.hasMatch method.

The consumeThrough and consumeWhile matchers for ScheduledStream now take StreamMatchers as well as normal Matchers.

Convert ScheduledProcess to expose stdout and stderr as ScheduledStreams.

Add a consumeWhile matcher for ScheduledStream.