Use Func to pass custom exception to Guard methods #350
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It changes the optional exception to a factory using Func.
From
Guard.Against.Empty(anEmptyString, exception: new SomethingWrongHappenedException());
To
Guard.Against.Empty(anEmptyString, exceptionCreator: () => SomethingWrongHappenedException());
It follows the same approach from 6186c68 in all other methods.
Relates to: #344