Add ShouldExist and ShouldNotExist for FileInfo and DirectoryInfo #918
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Introduced new extension methods to enhance file system testing: - `ShouldExist` for both FileInfo and DirectoryInfo. - `ShouldNotExist` for both FileInfo and DirectoryInfo. These methods provide a more intuitive way to assert the existence or non-existence of files and directories. Resolves shouldly#896
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Introduced new extension methods to enhance file system testing:
ShouldExistfor both FileInfo and DirectoryInfo.ShouldNotExistfor both FileInfo and DirectoryInfo.These methods provide a more intuitive way to assert the existence or non-existence of files and directories.
Resolves #896