In 69c5231 SelfReferenceEquivalencyAssertionOptions was split into a generic and non-generic part, where the non-generic is used for the defaults in AssertionOptions.

Excluding(Expression<Func<IMemberInfo, bool>> predicate) was kept in the shared base class, but Including(Expression<Func<IMemberInfo, bool>> predicate) was moved to the generic child class, even though it does not rely on the generics.

With the change in this PR one can now write a test like

AssertionOptions.AssertEquivalencyUsing(e => e.Excluding(_ => true).Including(e => e.Name == "IncludeMe"));

var subject = new { IncludeMe = "Foo", ExcludeMe = "Bar" };
var expected = new { IncludeMe = "Foo", ExcludeMe = "Baz" };

subject.Should().BeEquivalentTo(expected);