Add All, Any, and AnyWithAllWarnings validators to boolvalidator, providervalidator, resourcevalidator and datasourcevalidator packages
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Co-authored-by: Brian Flad <bflad417@gmail.com>
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Closes: #122
This PR adds
All,Any, andAnyWithAllWarningsvalidators to theboolvalidator,providervalidator,resourcevalidatoranddatasourcevalidatorpackages to bring it in parity with the other validator packages. There are associated tests for all validators except for the ones in theboolvalidatorpackage because of the complexities of test design for these particular tests. However, the logic used in these validators are the same across all corresponding validator packages, therefore the logic is already well tested.