While writing tests for unsafe async warnings, I noticed that in certain cases, errors were swallowed by the toWarnDev matcher and resulted in confusing test failures. For example, if an error prevented the code being tested from logging an expected warning- the test would fail saying that the warning hadn't been logged rather than reporting the unexpected error. I think a better approach for this is to always treat caught errors as the highest-priority reason for failing a test.
I reran all of the test cases for this matcher that I originally ran with PR #11786 and ensured they all still pass.
* Warn about spying on the console
* Added suppress warning flag for spyOn(console)
* Nits
* Removed spy-on-console guard
* Fixed a potential source of false-positives in toWarnDev() matcher
Also updated (most of) ReactIncrementalErrorLogging-test.internal to use the new matcher
* Removed unused third param to spyOn
* Improved clarity of inline comments
* Removed unused normalizeCodeLocInfo() method
* Added toWarnInDev matcher and connected to 1 test
* Added .toLowPriorityWarnDev() matcher
* Reply Jest spy with custom spy. Unregister spy after toWarnDev() so unexpected console.error/warn calls will fail tests.
* console warn/error throws immediately in tests by default (if not spied on)
* Pass-thru console message before erroring to make it easier to identify
* More robustly handle unexpected warnings within try/catch
* Error message includes remaining expected warnings in addition to unexpected warning