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Topics
	Initialisation & Exit
	Functions for initialising the framework and returning an exit code.
	Test Cases
	Test cases are named sequences of checks.
	Expectations
	Expectations are checks whose outcomes are reported.
	Assumptions
	Assumptions are conditions that must be satisfied for a test to proceed.
	Function Comparators
	Functions for comparing actual and expected values in tests.
	Logical Functions
	Functions used to compose logical expressions in tests.
	Checking Exceptions
	Functions for verifying exceptions in test cases.
	Operators
	Overloaded operators for expressive test comparisons.
	String Operators
	Overloaded operators for string comparison.
	Container Operators
	Overloaded operators for container comparison.
	Literals and Wrappers
	Literal operators and wrappers for typed operands.
	Utility Functions
	Utility functions for advanced string handling in tests.
	Test Suites
	Test suites are named collections of test cases.

Detailed Description

The µTest++ framework is built upon modern C++ standards, providing a robust and expressive API for defining and managing tests. Its design prioritises clarity and maintainability, offering a concise set of core primitives for verifying expectations and assumptions within test cases.

Unlike many traditional frameworks, µTest++ avoids the use of preprocessor macros; all testing primitives are implemented directly in C++. This approach ensures type safety, improved readability, and seamless integration with contemporary C++ development practices.