Adding values_match? in have_broadcasted_to checker to accept anything as a hash value when data is provided

[TimoPeraza]

Yesterday, while I was working on my project, when I was doing a test, I wanted to do something like

let(:data) do
  { hash_key: anything }
end

it 'my test' do
  expect {
    some_process
  }.to have_broadcasted_to(object).from_channel(channel).with(data)
end

And I got the error:

Expected to broadcast exactly 1 messages to channel: with {"hash_key"=>#<RSpec::Mocks::ArgumentMatchers::AnyArgMatcher:0x000000011d833ee8> }, but broadcast 0
       Broadcasted messages to channel:
          {"hash_key": hash_value }

After doing some research with a partner we saw that the check method use === instead of using Support::FuzzyMatcher.values_match? as most of the checks in rspec. For example when we use receive().with() rspec uses the second one.

The idea of this PR is just to change it to support the same behavior.

[benoittgt]

Thanks for the PR. For me this is good, but I prefer to wait for another approval.

[JonRowe]

Released in 6.0.4 / 6.1.0