MSpec.time_from
- returns a Time object if the parse is successful
- uses UTC for the timezone
- understands and parses yyyy/mm/dd format
- understands and parses yyyy/mm/dd format with [.-_] alternate separator
- understands and parses mm/dd/yyyy format
- understands and parses mm/dd/yyyy format with [.-_] alternate separator
- understands and parses yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss] format
- understands and parses yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss] format with [.-_] separators
- understands and parses mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] format
- understands and parses mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] format with [.-_] separators

MSpec.engine?
- returns true if passed :ruby and RUBY_NAME == 'ruby'
- returns true if passed :rbx and RUBY_NAME == 'rbx'
- returns true if passed :rubinius and RUBY_NAME == 'rbx'
- returns true if passed :jruby and RUBY_NAME == 'jruby'
- returns false when passed an unrecognized name

MSpec.guard?
- accepts multiple arguments and passes them to the block
- returns true when the block evaluates to true
- returns false when the block evaluates to false

MSpec.runner?
- returns true when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is true
- returns false when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is false
- returns true when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is false but the constant Spec exists
- returns true when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is true but the constant Spec does not exist

MSpec.platform?
- returns false when arg does not match RUBY_PLATFORM
- returns false when no arg matches RUBY_PLATFORM
- returns true when arg matches RUBY_PLATFORM
- returns true when any arg matches RUBY_PLATFORM

MSpec.version?
- returns true if arg is numerically equivalent to version
- returns false if arg is numerically smaller or larger than version
- returns true if any of args is numerically equivalent to version
- accepts preceding equality operator and returns version == given
- accepts <  preceding the version and returns version < given
- accepts >  preceding the version and returns version > given
- accepts <= preceding the version and returns version <= given
- accepts >= preceding the version and returns version >= given
- accepts any combination of multiple comparisons and returns true if any is true
- accepts Ranges and returns true if version numerically falls in range
- returns false if version do not numerically fall in range

MSpec.patch?
- returns true if string is numerically equivalent to patchlevel
- returns true if integer is numerically equivalent to patchlevel
- returns false if string is numerically smaller/larger than patchlevel
- returns false if integer is numerically not equal to patchlevel
- returns true if any string is numerically equivalent to patchlevel
- returns true if any integer is numerically equivalent to patchlevel
- accepts mixed string and numeric arguments
- accepts equality operator preceding the string returning patchlevel == given
- accepts <  preceding the string and returns patchlevel < given
- accepts >  preceding the string and returns patchlevel > given
- accepts <= preceding the string and returns patchlevel <= given
- accepts >= preceding the string and returns patchlevel >= given
- accepts any combination of multiple comparisons and returns true if any match
- accepts string Ranges and returns true if patch falls in the range
- accepts integer Ranges and returns true for patch falls in the range

MSpec.date? (converting argument with MSpec.time_from)
- returns true when arg matches both dates
- returns false when arg does not match dates
- returns true when any arg matches dates
- returns false when none of the args matches dates
- accepts preceding equality operator and returns target date == date
- accepts preceding < and returns target date < date
- accepts preceding > and returns target date > date
- accepts preceding <= and returns target date <= date
- accepts preceding >= and returns target date >= date
- returns true when arg is a Range and dates fall in the range
- returns false when arg is a Range and dates do not fall in the range
- raises an ArgumentError if given a Range with operators, not just dates

MSpec.wordsize?
- returns whether determined platform wordsize is 32 if given 32
- returns whether determined platform wordsize is 64 if given 64

MSpec.os?
- returns true if host OS can be matched to given
- returns false if host OS cannot be matched to given

Object#quarantine!
- never yields
- may be used to nest other guards but they will never execute

Object#ruby_bug
- raises an exception if not given a report ID string
- does not yield if host's RUBY_NAME == STANDARD
- yields if host's RUBY_NAME != STANDARD
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#fails_on
- does not yield when RUBY_NAME matched
- yields when RUBY_NAME not matched
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#extended_on
- does not yield when RUBY_NAME matched
- yields when does RUBY_NAME not matched
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#compliant_on
- does not yield when RUBY_NAME not matched
- yields when RUBY_NAME matched
- implicitly includes STANDARD as an implementation
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#not_compliant_on
- does not yield when RUBY_NAME matched
- yields when RUBY_NAME not matched
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#deviates_on
- does not yield when RUBY_NAME not matched
- yields when RUBY_NAME matched
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is
- does not yield if RUBY_PLATFORM does not contain given
- yields when RUBY_PLATFORM contains given
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not
- does not yield when matches RUBY_PLATFORM
- yields when platform does not match RUBY_PLATFORM
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is :version => VERSION_SPEC
- yields when matches RUBY_VERSION
- does not yield when does not match RUBY_VERSION
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not :version => VERSION_SPEC
- does not yield when matches RUBY_VERSION
- yields when does not match RUBY_VERSION
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is :patch => PATCHLEVEL_SPEC
- does not yield when does not match RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
- yields when matches RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not :patch => PATCHLEVEL_SPEC
- does not yield when matches RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
- yields when does not match RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is :date => DATE_SPEC
- does not yield when does not match RUBY_RELEASE_DATE
- yields when matches RUBY_RELEASE_DATE
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not :date => DATE_SPEC
- does not yield when matches RUBY_RELEASE_DATE
- yields when matches RUBY_RELEASE_DATE
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is :os => OS_SPEC
- yields when host OS matches
- does not yield when host OS does not match
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not :os => OS_SPEC
- does not yield when the host OS matches
- yields when the host OS does not match
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is :wordsize => SIZE_SPEC
- yields when matches the platform's wordsize (32 or 64)
- does not yield when the platform wordsize (32 or 64) is not matched
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#platform_is_not :wordsize => SIZE_SPEC
- yields when the platform wordsize (32 or 64) is not matched
- does not yield when matches the platform's wordsize (32 or 64)
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#runner_is
- yields when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is true
- does not yield when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is false
- yields when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is true
- yields when passed :rspec and the constant Spec exists
- does not yield when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is false and the constant Spec does not exist
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

Object#runner_is_not
- does not yield when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is true
- yields when passed :mspec and ENV['MSPEC_RUNNER'] is false
- does not yield when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is false but the constant Spec exists
- does not yield when passed :rspec and ENV['RSPEC_RUNNER'] is true but the constant Spec does not exist
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

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MSpec.version? with guard failure reporting
- returns :match if engine version matches and engine version == STANDARD_VERSION
- returns :mismatch if both match but engine version != STANDARD_VERSION
- returns :standard_only if STANDARD_VERSION matches but engine version does not
- returns :engine_only if engine version matches but STANDARD_VERSION does not
- returns :neither if neither engine version nor STANDARD_VERSION match

MSpec.patch? with guard failure reporting
- returns :match if engine patchlevel matches and == STANDARD_PATCHLEVEL
- returns :mismatch if both match but engine patchlevel != STANDARD_PATCHLEVEL
- returns :standard_only if STANDARD_PATCHLEVEL matches but engine patchlevel does not
- returns :engine_only if engine patchlevel matches but STANDARD_PATCHLEVEL not
- returns :neither if neither engine patchlevel nor STANDARD_PATCHLEVEL match

MSpec.date? with guard failure reporting
- returns :match if engine date matches and == STANDARD_RELEASE_DATE
- returns :mismatch if both match but engine date != STANDARD_RELEASE_DATE
- returns :standard_only if STANDARD_RELEASE_DATE matches but engine date does not
- returns :engine_only if engine date matches but STANDARD_RELEASE_DATE not
- returns :neither if neither engine date nor STANDARD_RELEASE_DATE match

#compliant_on with guard failures
- if engine does not match, specs converted to ComplianceFailures
- if engine matches, runs normally
- always implicitly includes standard
- runs nested guards normally if it yields

#not_compliant_on with guard failures
- if target is matched, specs converted to SpecTargetFailures
- if engine engine matches but target does not, specs converted to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine nor target match, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally if it yields

#quarantine! with guard failures
- always converts specs to GuardFailureErrors
- never runs nested guards

#ruby_bug with guard failures
- raises an exception if not given a report ID string
- if engine's RUBY_NAME == STANDARD, raises a GuardFailureError
- if engine's RUBY_NAME != STANDARD, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#fails_on with guard failures
- if target matches, converts specs to SpecTargetFailures
- if engine engine matches but target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine nor target match, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#deviates_on with guard failures
- if target matches, converts specs to SpecTargetFailures
- if engine engine matches but target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine engine nor target matches, skips this block
- never runs nested guards

#extended_on with guard failures
- if engine matches, runs normally
- if engine not matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is with guard failures
- if platform matches, runs normally
- if platform not matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is :os with guard failures
- if engine OS matches, runs normally
- if engine OS not matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is :wordsize (32/64 bit) with guard failures
- if engine wordsize matches, runs normally
- if engine wordsize not matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is :version with guard failures
- if neither target nor engine matches, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if engine matches but target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches but engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is :patch with guard failures
- if neither target nor engine matches, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if engine matches but target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches but engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is :date with guard failures
- if neither engine nor target matches, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if engine matches and target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches and engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not with guard failures
- if platform not matched, runs normally
- if platform does match, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not :os with guard failures
- if engine OS does not match, runs normally
- if engine OS matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not :wordsize (32/64 bit) with guard failures
- if engine wordsize does not match, runs normally
- if engine wordsize matched, skips this block
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not :version with guard failures
- if engine matches and target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches and engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine nor target matches, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not :patch with guard failures
- if engine matches and target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches and engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine nor target matches, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

#platform_is_not :date with guard failures
- if engine matches and target does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if target matches and engine does not, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if both match but engine != target, converts specs to PlatformMismatchFailures
- if both match and engine == target, converts specs to ComplianceFailures
- if neither engine nor target match, runs normally
- runs nested guards normally when it yields

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