Malformed generated mocks

[rokridi]

Hello 🍉

Some issues have been introduced in the latest Sourcery version 2.1.3:

• Generated mocks with methods having generic parameters cause compilation failure.
• Non Swifty variable names.

Let me illustrate this with an example:

If the protocol looks like this:

protocol SomeProtocol {
    func execute(param: AnyPublisher<Int, Error>)
}

Then the corresponding generated mock will look like this:

(N.B: non Swifty variable names as they begin with capital letters. Also note the presence of < and > which cause compilation failure.)

class SomeProtocolMock: SomeProtocol {

    //MARK: - execute

    var ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidCallsCount = 0 
    var ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidCalled: Bool {
        return ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidCallsCount > 0
    }
    var ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidReceivedParam: (AnyPublisher<Int, Error>)?
    var ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidReceivedInvocations: [(AnyPublisher<Int, Error>)] = []
    var ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidClosure: ((AnyPublisher<Int, Error>) -> Void)?

    func execute(param: AnyPublisher<Int, Error>) {
        ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidCallsCount += 1
        ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidReceivedParam = param
        ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidReceivedInvocations.append(param)
        ExecuteParamAnyPublisher<IntError>VoidClosure?(param)
    }
}

[rokridi]

Here is a potential fix, however i couldn't make the check actions pass.