Using [thenThrow] and closure in [expect] break [verify] method

[choi88andys]

Describe the bug
Using thenThrow and closure in expect to test throwing will break verify method.
Only the first mock function - verify(() => http.get(any())).called(1); in this case - is verified.

To Reproduce
Run below test

Code

// Data Source
class RemoteDataSource {
  const RemoteDataSource({
    required Client http,
  }) : _http = http;

  final Client _http;

  Future<void> getSomething() async {
    final uri = Uri.https('example.com', '/path');
    await _http.get(uri);
    await _http.post(uri);
    await _http.put(uri);
  }
}

// Test
class MockHttpClient extends Mock implements Client {}

void main() {
  late MockHttpClient http;
  late RemoteDataSource remoteDataSource;

  setUp(() async {
    registerFallbackValue(Uri());
    http = MockHttpClient();
    remoteDataSource = RemoteDataSource(http: http);
  });

  group('getSomething', () {
    test('post should called once', () {
      when(
        () => http.get(any()),
      ).thenAnswer((invocation) async => Response('', 200));
      when(
        () => http.post(any()),
      ).thenAnswer((invocation) async => Response('', 200));
      when(() => http.put(any())).thenThrow(Exception());

      expect(() => remoteDataSource.getSomething(), throwsA(isA<Exception>()));

      verify(() => http.post(any())).called(1);
    });
  });
}

Expected behavior
verify(() => http.post(any())).called(1); should passed.

Logs

No matching calls. All calls: MockHttpClient.get(https://example.com/path, {headers: null})
(If you called `verify(...).called(0);`, please instead use `verifyNever(...);`.)

Additional context
Dart: 3.4.3
Flutter: 3.22.2
mocktail: 1.0.4
http: 1.2.2