chore: use require instead of t.Fatal#2855
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Just a few comments, regarding the usage of require.Zero, other than that, LGTM
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* main: chore: use require instead of t.Fatal (testcontainers#2855)
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What does this PR do?
This uses
requireinstead oft.FatalcallsWhy is it important?
This reduce the number of lines required to make an assertion.
It also make the assertion easier to understand.
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