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ShouldEqual makes use of Equality method (if defined)#21
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This pull request allows time values to be compared using
ShouldEqual. More generally, it allows any two structs (or pointers) to be compared if they are of the same time underlying type and that type implements a method namedEqualthat receives another instance of its own type as an input argument and returns aboolindicating whether to receiver and the argument are considered equal.time.Time satisfies the requirements above with it's
Equalmethod:func (t Time) Equal(u Time) boolSee the following issues for context leading up to this pull request: