Delayed/Soft Assertions for Python

delayed-assert is a Python library that provides delayed or soft assertions, allowing test execution to continue even after an `expect()` call fails. All accumulated failures are then reported at a designated point using `assert_expectations()` or implicitly with a decorator/context manager. It is framework-agnostic and currently at version 0.4.2, with a moderate release cadence focusing on usability and feature enhancements like improved test case identification and output control.