README.rdoc in rspec-spies-2.1.3 vs README.rdoc in rspec-spies-2.1.4

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 Behold, the Test Spies pattern! http://xunitpatterns.com/Test%20Spy.html
 
 Some other mocking frameworks support this. In particular, rr, notamock, and jferris's fork of mocha. It'd be great to see support for it in rspec's mocking library as well.
 
 Why not just switch to another framework? Well, because migration is a huge hassle when you have a sizeable number of specs, in part to subtle varations in the framework. Even something like notamock that was meant to work with rspec out of the box... has its differences. Therefore, using the existing rspec mocking framework, with a small enhancements, is pretty idyllic.