• Fix compatibility with the assert-json-diff library (version 1.0.3)

• Fix a problem regarding the assert-json-diff library.

Thanks to @vldm

• Set the connection: close header on all responses delivered by Mockito as this is the default behaviour at the moment.

• [Breaking] Increased the minimum supported Rust toolchain to 1.35.0.
• Introduced the Mock#expect_at_least and Mock#expect_at_most functions to be used together with Mock#assert.
• Bumped the percent-encoding dependency.
• Introduced cargo fmt formatting as part of CI.

Thanks to @kornelski @xneomac @thomasetter

• Applied the Rust 2018 edition.
• Fixed an issue regarding usage of the AnyOf matcher for the path/query parts within a mock call.

Thanks to @thomasetter

• Introduced a feature flag color (enabled by default), that controls whether the output is coloured and, more importantly, whether the colored crate is required.

Thanks to @repi

• Introduced the Matcher::PartialJson and Matcher::PartialJsonString variants to match a JSON String partially (inclusion).

Thanks to @matteosister

• Introduced the Mock#with_body_from_fn function, which allows generating the response body programmatically.

Thanks to @kornelski

• [Breaking] The minimum supported Rust version was increased to 1.32, after upgrading the rand crate dependency to 0.7.0.
• Introduced Matcher::AllOf, which can be used to check a set of matchers in conjunction. It works in a similar way to the existing Matcher::AnyOf.
• Introduced Matcher::UrlEncoded to match key/value pairs in URL-encoded strings.
• Introduced Mock#match_query to be able to match the URL query part distinctly from the path. The function supports all known matchers but works best with Matcher::UrlEncoded. The old behaviour of matching the query as part of the path argument in a mock call has been preserved, but using Mock#match_query has the effect of overriding that.

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• Exclude CI & other unrelated files from packaging and turn the binary into an example.

Thanks to @ignatenkobrain