feat: add the .toBeInstantiableWith() matcher#399
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Adding the
.toBeInstantiableWith()matcher, which will be able to check if the generic type can be instantiated with the given type arguments.Also the
_type is added which is useful to fill in the required type arguments of generic types.The matcher handles generic type aliases, interfaces, functions and classes.