Added control flow in the form of ADT for assertThatCode - #3602

This PR brings the ability to control the execution of the code block in a more general manner. For now, assertThatCode creates AbstractTrhowableAssert, which only checks the error thrown by the code block. But sometimes, asserting that the code block did not throw anything and resulted in the particular value is very useful. Example:

String value = "value";

Assertions
    .assertThatCode(() -> value)
    .doesNotThrowAnyException()
    .resultsInValueSatisfying(s -> s.equals(value));