Adding new article to readme after article going live (#522)

* Add new module for mocks comparison.

* Add sources for testing.

* Changes on testCase.

* Enter some tests for mockito.

* More tests for Mockito.

* Even more tests.

* Add the rest of the mocking libraries.

* Javadoc on test.

* Test bare bones for EasyMock.

* Fist kind of test and setup.

* Add tests using EasyMock with a change on LoginService.

* Create LoginControllerTest.java

* Test setup

* [JMockit] No method called test.

* [JMockit] Two methods called test.

* [JMockit] One method called test.

* [JMockit] Exception mock test

* [JMockit] Mocked object to pass around test.

* [JMockit] Custom matcher test.

* [JMockit] Partial mocking test.

* [JMockit] Fix with IDE.

* Not stubs. Mocks. MOCKS!!!

* Remove unnecesary import.

* Use correct encoding. Was having problems with buildings.

* Remove failing module.

* Create new module mocks and move mock-comparisons there.

* Add jmockit module.

* Add model class.

* Add collaborator class.

* Add performer class.

* Add performer test.

* Fix

* Add interface for tests.

* Test for any.

* Test for with.

* Test for null.

* Test for times.

* Test for arg that.

* Test for result and returns.

* Test for delegate.

* Add verifications to any tests.

* Add verifications to with test.

* Add verification examples to methods using null.

* Add verifications to methods using times.

* Formatting.

* Compress tests and fix one test.

* Adding new article to readme.

mocks/jmockit/README.md

@@ -5,3 +5,4 @@
 
 ### Relevant Articles: 
 - [JMockit 101](http://www.baeldung.com/jmockit-101)
+- [A Guide to JMockit Expectations](http://www.baeldung.com/jmockit-expectations)