Fix type signature of ExpectedException#except() #13
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Following the PECS guideline expect() should take Matcher<? super Throwable>. One test had to be adjusted so that the code still compiles: any(Expection.class) was replaced by instanceOf(Expection.class). Judging from the JavaDoc of both matchers the latter is anyway the better fitting one.
* use Java 7's diamond operator * harmonize generics * remove unused "generics handling" code
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This fixes #12 but in contrast to the proposed solution there it changes the signature of
ExpectedException#except(Matcher<?>)toexpect(Matcher<? super Throwable>).