Add alias for ->expect()

[jwalton512]

I really like higher order tests. I often find myself writing tests like the following (especially in Laravel projects)

test('card id is required')
    ->expect(fn () => actingAs(user())->postJson('api/cards', ['card_id' => '']))
    ->assertJsonValidationErrorFor('card_id');

This works great, but the ->expect() immediately followed by ->assert... feels odd.

I find myself creating an alias, usually ->act() (as in arrange, act, assert)

// tests/Pest.php
function act()
{
    return test()->expect(...func_get_args());
}

Then in my test:

test('card id is required')
    ->act(fn () => actingAs(user())->postJson('api/cards', ['card_id' => '']))
    ->assertJsonValidationErrorFor('card_id');

It's pretty simple to add this to each of my projects, but I think it could be a useful (and simple) feature to add in Pest

..or perhaps there already exists a better way to achieve what I'm doing.