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In JUnit 5, when asserting that a collection contains a specific element, which assertion method is *most* appropriate for checking the presence of *any* element that matches a given predicate, rather than a direct equality check?
Consider a scenario where you are testing a method that returns a `CompletableFuture<String>`. Which JUnit 5 assertion, when combined with appropriate `CompletableFuture` methods, best handles asynchronous assertion and ensures the test waits for the future to complete before asserting its value?
When testing for exceptions in JUnit 5, the `@Test` annotation with the `expected` attribute is deprecated. Which of the following is the *most* robust and recommended approach for asserting that a specific exception is thrown and optionally inspecting its properties?
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