It is far more important to test just one concept per unit test.
In situations like this, if I'm trying to be strict about one assert per test, I'll assert equality on the Foo, rather than its components. That drives me to write Foo.equals(), and that's usually a good thing in and of itself. But I'm not always strict about one assert per test.
See what feels good to you.
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