POC: Add context to assert_value #17
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It prints out when the values are different.
It looks like this currently:
```
test/chatgpt/custom_gpt_test/order_blood_tests/prompt_test.exs:6:"test A" assert_value failed
= Context =
fn_to_get_context
assert_value "39393eei99393" <> "-------------------------------" ==
- "39393ee99393-------------------------------"
+ "39393eei99393-------------------------------"
Accept new value? [y,n,?]
```
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It prints out the context when the values are different. I have made this very WET for now by simply pasting the body of assert_value/1 macro.
The next step would be to update the context inline.
It looks like this currently:
PS: I have had to make strings on long lines because of #16.