Include env[:headers] in Stubs::NotFound
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When using `strict_mode`, I often get an error with `Stubs::NotFound` and can't figure out why such an error happens at a glance. After looking into the problem carefully, I finally find out some headers are missing. This is not a good developer experience. I think the error message of `Stubs::NotFound` should include headers to let developers know the difference between the expected and actual requests. That's why this patch appends `env[:headers]` to the error message.
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When using
strict_mode, I often get an error withStubs::NotFoundand can't figure out why such an error happens at a glance. After looking into the problem carefully, I finally find out some headers are missing. This is not a good developer experience.I think the error message of
Stubs::NotFoundshould include headers to let developers know the difference between the expected and actual requests.That's why this patch appends
env[:headers]to the error message.