As a Qt developer, I would like to test Q_ASSERTions without having to spin a separate process

I'm developing for and with Qt, and I'm unsure whether every Q_ASSERT I put in my code is actually correct. So I would like to test them, which is easy for the positive case (assertion passed), of course, because the function-under-test returns normally. For the negative case, though, where an assertion would fail, I need to place the test into a separate executable, compile and run it, and verify that it exited abnormally (and even then I could just hit an unrelated crash, so I'd also need to parse the output of the executable to look for the assertion failure signature).

It would be nice if there was a mode where Q_ASSERT would just throw an exception, say QAssertionFailed, instead of calling std::abort().