Cleaner HTTP Request Assertions with AssertJ

I switched to using AssertJ's fluent API with .satisfies() for verifying MockWebServer requests—and I love it. It keeps the code concise and readable, and best of all, I didn’t need to define an extra variable just to run my assertions.

Original (JUnit-style):

RecordedRequest request = mockWebServer.takeRequest();
assertEquals("/graph", request.getPath());
assertTrue(request.getBody().readUtf8().contains("mutation AddSomething"));

Improved (AssertJ-style):

assertThat(mockWebServer.takeRequest()).satisfies(request -> {
    assertThat(request.getPath()).isEqualTo("/graph");
    assertThat(request.getBody().readUtf8()).contains("mutation AddSomething");
});