`TestSuite` not overloaded for basic types like Int

[hoxha-saber]

Bug Description

There is a compiler error when using the TestSuite on Int values. Consider the following code snippet

from Testing import TestSuite
let x: Int = 42
let y: Int = 42
let ts = TestSuite("testing")
ts.assertEqual(x, y)

When run on the Mojo playground I get the following error:

error: Expression [31]:22:19: invalid call to 'assertEqual': callee expects 2 input parameters but 0 were provided
    ts.assertEqual(x, y)
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~

/.modular/Kernels/mojo/Stdlib/Testing.mojo:81:5: function declared here
    fn assertEqual[
    ^

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run the above code snippet
2. Observe the error

Additional notes

The above code snippet also doesn't work for assertAlmostEqual. Also, as notied in the discord the code snippet below does work:

let x: SI32 = 42
let y: SI32 = 42
let ts = TestSuite("testing")
print(ts.assertEqual(x, y))

[Mogball]

Thanks for the issue! This doesn't seem to be a bug -- rather the API for TestSuite only seems to be providing overloads for the SIMD type. @abduld FYI

[hoxha-saber]

Oh right, I probably should have noticed that in the declaration... I guess I expect it to work with any type that defines some form of mojo equivalent operator==. Perhaps a parameterized version can be added later to accommodate for that?

Thanks