Mock.VerifyAll() with no parameters passed in should throw ArgumentOutOfRangeException

[jzabroski]

This is something that bit me a long time ago when I first started using Moq. I thought Mock.VerifyAll() would just reference some global state to verify all mocks I had created.

moq/src/Moq/Mock.cs

Lines 127 to 133 in fb16d5e

	public static void VerifyAll(params Mock[] mocks)
	{
	foreach (var mock in mocks)
	{
	mock.VerifyAll();
	}
	}

Alternatively, a static analysis rule in Roslyn could be used to warn when this happens.