[mercael91]

Closes #87.

Adds beginner-facing messages to all 8 bare assertions named in the issue:

• checks/functional/functional7.py: 2
• checks/functional/functional8.py: 2
• checks/functional/functional9.py: 4

Messages state the expected value (e.g. product of [2, 3, 4] should be 24,
all(x > 0 for x in [1, -2, 3]) should be False: -2 is not > 0) and never
re-call the learner's function, per CONTRIBUTING.md. Every assertion
predicate, side effect and success print is unchanged.

tests/test_functional_assertion_messages.py guards both rules for this batch:
no bare assert in the three files, and no line over 80 columns.

Test output:

$ python -m pytest tests/test_functional_assertion_messages.py -q
4 passed

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