@DependecyClient endpoint with default value doesn't fail test.

[Malauch]

I noticed that when using dependency client defined with help of @DependencyClient macro, non throwing / non void endpoint doesn't fail test when not explicit overwritten. Client with test value defined using unimplemented fails test in the same situation.

Is it expected behaviour now?

Client and ViewModel

@DependencyClient
struct BasicClientMacro {
	var fetch: () -> String = { "Should fail in test - Macro" }
}

extension BasicClientMacro: DependencyKey {
	static let liveValue = Self(fetch: { "Live value - Macro" })
	static let previewValue = Self(fetch: { "Preview value - Macro" })
	static let testValue = Self()
}

extension DependencyValues {
	var basicClientMacro: BasicClientMacro {
		get { self[BasicClientMacro.self] }
		set { self[BasicClientMacro.self] = newValue }
	}
}

struct ViewModel {
	@Dependency(\.basicClientMacro) var basicClientMacro
	
	func fetch() -> String {
		self.basicClientMacro.fetch()
	}
}

Test

import Dependencies
import XCTest
@testable import DependencyMacroInitialValueNotFailing

final class DependencyMacroInitialValueNotFailingTests: XCTestCase {
	func testMacro() throws {
		let model = withDependencies { _ in
			
		} operation: {
			ViewModel()
		}

		let valueMacro = model.fetch()  // ⬅️ Doesn't fail, but it should??? 
	}
}

[kalupas226]

This problem seems to be related to #183. You can use a workaround to call XCTFail manually.