Cucumber support through lambdaisland's excellent kaocha-cucumber library. Docstrings are taken from the Cucumber documentation.

To see more details, read the official [Cucumber documentation](https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference).

(defexpect example-test
  (expecting "many ways to work"
    (it "is a cool assertion DSL"
      (expect 2 2))))

Adapts the `expect` assertion and utility functions from [Expectations v2](https://github.com/clojure-expectations/clojure-test).

> [!NOTE]
> As of Lazytest 1.7.0, the interface vars [[defexpect]] and [[expecting]] have been marked as deprecated and _will_ be removed in a future version. Please require them from [[lazytest.experimental.interfaces.expectations]] if you wish to continue to use them, tho take care with them being implemented to match their original behavior.

The Expectations v2 interface vars (`defexpect`, `expecting`, etc) have also been adapted. Due to the differences in Lazytest and `clojure.test`, test cases must be defined with `lazytest.core/it`, as [[expect]] is merely an assertion.

```clojure
(defexpect example-test
  (expecting "many ways to work"
    (it "is a cool assertion DSL"
      (expect 2 2))))
```

Wrappers around matcher-combinators library functions for use in Lazytest tests. Copies the docstrings from the matcher-combinators vars.