#278 New JUnitAssertEqualsConstantActualValue rule

[Chris Mair]

For calls to assertEquals(x, y), if y is a constant or literal, then it probably (must?) is intended to the expected value, rather than the actual value.

e.g.
assertEquals(links.length,1);
assertEquals(links[0].getText(),"IBM");

Same for assertEquals(String message, x, y).

[Artur Gajowy]

Fix in https://github.com/CodeNarc/CodeNarc/pull/16 :)

Best regards,
Artur Gajowy