Provide a way back to JsonAssert from JsonMapAssert

[chrylis]

In the AssertJ API, I can use this arrangement to assert individual elements of an object node:

assertThatJson(json)
  .inPath('$.data')
  .isObject()
  .containsEntry('id', '1234')

However, I'm then at a dead end. I would like to descend the path of the document and make some more checks:

assertThatJson(json)
  .inPath('$.data')
  .isObject()
  .containsEntry('id', '1234')
  .node('relationships')
  .isObject()
  ...

However, the isObject() call returns a JsonMapAssert, which is terminal. It would be convenient to have a method on it similar to the and() of most nesting Spring builders that would let me get back to the JsonAssert, and/or a node method on JsonMapAssert that would do the same thing with a parameter (supporting node('.'))?

Right now, I can build assertion trees similar to the second one above using and, but it ends up with multiple levels of nested calls when a single linear sequence would be adequate.

[lukas-krecan]

Hi, thanks for feedback, I will look into it.

[lukas-krecan]

Hi, would this be enough for your use case?

[chrylis]

This looks like it would do it, yes!

[lukas-krecan]

Releasing as 2.36.0