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The `check` assertion would normally take a lambda which operates on the expression, and whose outcome will be recorded in the report. I'm going to make it optional, though (so it would just check the expression returns normally).
You also have the option of choosing your "test name" string dynamically. The runner just records whatever test names it's given, and counts the ones that are the same.
There is one thing to beware of, though: You can capture the time spent in macro generation, but not any consequential time spent typechecking the macro-generated code that happens outside of the macro.
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