feat/write list irenderable

[jos3s]

• new overload of the write method receiving IEnumerable or IRenderable[] params
• implementing a new overload in the classes that implement IAnsiConsole
• implementing a new overload in the TestConsole
• new unit tests for Write, TextPath, BarChart and Table

fixes #1437

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Changes

I created an overload in the Write method of the IAnsiConsole interface and implemented it in all the classes that implement this interface. The purpose of this overload is to receive a list of IRenderable objects and render them together without having to call AnsiConsole.Write for each IRenderable object.

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[patriksvensson]

Wouldn't adding an extension method for IAnsiConsole that accomplishes the same thing suffice?

public static void Write(this IAnsiConsole console, params IRenderable[] renderables)
{
    foreach(var renderable in renderables) 
    {
        console.Write(renderable);
    }
}

[jos3s]

Yes, it could be. When analyzing the code, I noticed that AnsiConsole's extension methods always receive pure values ("string", double, int and others), so I thought that in this case, since it will receive an IRenderable, it would be a class method rather than an extension.

I will remove these changes and just add an extension method that receives the IRenderable[] params

[jos3s]

@patriksvensson

I don't know why the build is breaking, I looked for the file displayed in the log and it doesn't exist

/home/runner/work/spectre.console/spectre.console/test/Spectre.Console.Tests/Unit/Widgets/ProgressBarTests.cs(3,2): error CS0619: 'UsesVerifyAttribute' is obsolete: 'No longer required. Usages of this attribute can be removed.'

*Resolved

[FrankRay78]

Looks like a nice clean implementation @jos3s at first glance, I'll prioritise reviewing this in the coming week.

[patriksvensson]

@FrankRay78 I've already started the review