/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new TestInstructionExecutor with a default Unity configuration.
/// If you are not using Responsible all the way, but also have some bare coroutines involved,
/// you will probably want to also log any errors, in addition to failing the tests the normal way,
/// as Unity has the tendency to swallow exceptions from nested coroutines.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="logErrors">Whether or not errors should be logged in addition to propagated.</param>
public UnityTestInstructionExecutor(bool logErrors = true)
: this(UnityTestScheduler.Create(), new UnityErrorLogInterceptor(), logErrors)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new TestInstructionExecutor with a default Unity configuration.
/// If you are not using Responsible all the way, but also have some bare coroutines involved,
/// you will probably want to also log any errors, in addition to failing the tests the normal way,
/// as Unity has the tendency to swallow exceptions from nested coroutines.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="logErrors">Whether or not errors should be logged in addition to propagated.</param>
/// <param name="globalContextProvider">
/// Optional provider for global context, which gets included in failure messages.
/// </param>
public UnityTestInstructionExecutor(bool logErrors = true, IGlobalContextProvider globalContextProvider = null)
: this(UnityTestScheduler.Create(), new UnityErrorLogInterceptor(), logErrors, globalContextProvider)
{
}