#13 ListAssert.assertEquals should check size first, not last

[Mike Kienenberger]

ListAssert.assertEquals should check size first, not last.

Otherwise, you get an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
if expected is larger than actual.

Either that, or handle the above case where
expected.size() = 1, and actual.size() = 0;

The cause of the error is this line in failNotContains
(String message, List actual, Object value)

listcontent.append(actual.get(actual.size() - 1));

which falsely assumes that actual has a non-zero size.

Another solution would be to fix failNotContains to
handle a zero-sized actual List.

[Mike Kienenberger]

patch for ListAssert's failNotContains()