Update EUnit assert macro tests #8846
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The eunit module passed to eunit:test/1 does not have tests, but some other modules do. Some tests are also fixed.
This is done to ensure that both forms of the same macro use the same error term. Tests for _assertError, _assertExit, and _assertThrow are added for completeness; their behavior is unchanged.
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These changes run EUnit application tests from eunit_SUITE, update assert macro tests, and ensure that _assert* and assert* use the same error terms.