Enhance GraphQL assertions with variable interpolation, comparison operators, and length checks#30
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- Interpolate variables in assertion expected values so exported
variables like ${post_id} resolve before comparison
- Use interpolated assertions in ExecCase instead of raw originals
- Add comparison operator support (>, >=, <, <=, contains) to
GraphQL data assertions, delegating to BodyAssertion.compareValues
- Add length check support (e.g., "length > 0") for strings, arrays,
and maps in GraphQL data assertions
…son operators, and length checks
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Introduce support for variable interpolation in expected values, add comparison operators for assertions, and implement length checks for strings, arrays, and maps in GraphQL data assertions. Update documentation to reflect these enhancements.