ember-cli-custom-assertions is an Ember CLI addon that allows developers to create and use custom QUnit assertions in their test suites. It's designed for Ember.js developers who want to extend their testing capabilities beyond the built-in assertions, providing a way to define reusable, domain-specific assertion methods for their application's unique testing needs.
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