YAGuard NuGet Package

Yet Another Guard argument validation package.
The speciality is that validation statements only take the argument, but they don't need the name of the argument as a second argument; still, the name of the argumnet is included in validation exceptions thrown.
Usage:
public void MyFunc(string myArg)
{
Guard.AgainstNull(myArg);
// or
Guard.AgainstNull( () => myArg );
// or
string validatedArg = Guard.AgainstNull(myArg);
}
In case myArg is null, this will throw an ArgumentNullException with the correct argument name.

Supports single line argument checking and assignment as well:
string result = Guard.AgainstNull(string source);
will set result to source in case it is not null, or throw an appropriate ArgumentNullException in case it is null.