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Previously, `expect { }.to publish('eventname')` could only
handle a literal topic like `'eventname'`.
Now, it can be a matcher like `start_with('prefix')`,
or a regex, like `/^prefix/`.
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Previously,
expect { }.to publish('eventname')could only handle a literal topic like'eventname'.Now, it can be a matcher like
start_with('prefix'), or a regex, like/^prefix/.