Add support for Service intents

[cedrickcooke]

Closes #18

[twyatt]

From the documentation and examples, I'm pretty confident that Exercise generates the Intent class for the user by postfixing the annotated class name with Intent. It would probably be helpful to call that out in the documentation.

[twyatt]

Mind blown. How lenient is isEqualToKotlin? I imagine it doesn't care about whitespace? Can you change the expected code quite a bit (e.g. refer to a class by full package name without an import) and that will still work?

[cedrickcooke]

It's a custom function, so don't get your hopes up. 😆 . I've considered making it more lenient, but I haven't had time to actually implement it. At this point, this is all it is:

/** Wrapper around [AbstractStringAssert.isEqualTo] for Kotlin code literals to syntax highlight in Android Studio. */
fun AbstractStringAssert<*>.isEqualToKotlin(
    @Language("kotlin") source: String
): AbstractStringAssert<*> = this.isEqualTo(source.trimIndent())

The comment on there was the real value add of having this.

[twyatt]

Oh. I saw compile then saw this and my mind went wild on the possibilities.
Still cool custom function but not quite as elaborate as what I unfairly imagined. 😝

[cedrickcooke]

Filed #25. I don't think comparing parse trees would handle import changes, but it should at least handle things like whitespace

[twyatt]

TIL about compile, this is so cool!

[cedrickcooke]

It's a really cool tool here, one of those tiny libraries that supports the whole ecosystem. Room, dagger, and moshi all use it to test against kotlin sources.