expect matching styles - test utility - #41
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this is my first look at a more declarative testing API, as discussed in #33
open to changes of course, but I think this is really simple yet pretty powerful because we can do all sorts of renders and assert our expected styles at any time
if everything looks okay here I'll refactor #33 to use this utility