verifyZeroInteractions guarantees zero interactions instead of just delegating to verifyNoMoreInteractions (#995)

* Fixes #989
Introducing verifyNoInteractions, that checks if the number of
invocations on given mock(s) is zero, failing otherwise

* Added missing (?) @Test annotation

* Removed try catch block by using isMock
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