FailwithBadUsage: fixed case with failwithf application#764
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Fixed case when failwithf is used with arguments, like `failwithf "bar %i" 42`.
The failwithf func was not being tested properly with an arg.
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This might likely fix the flaky tests that we started getting lately. Maybe they were exposed by some recent change that made them run in parallel [1]. [1] ca158b8 Closes fsprojects#763
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Fixed case when failwithf is used with arguments, like
failwithf "bar %i" 42.