🔧 Skip event causing issue

Skip just the event causing the test failure. This event has the EventID
"20140824000443240". By just skipping this single event pick file, we
remain sensitive to errors that propagate into changes to the pick times
for both examples.

tests/test_benchmarks.py

@@ -150,16 +150,16 @@ def test_locate(self):
             print("\t   ...passed!")
 
             print("\t2: Assert pick files are identical...")
-            if any(ver in sys.version for ver in ["3.9", "3.11"]) and example == "Volcanotectonic_Iceland":
-                print("\t   ...skipping due to unidentified floating point issue.")
-            else:
-                b_picks = sorted(b_dir.glob("*.picks"))
-                t_picks = sorted((t_dir / "picks").glob("*.picks"))
-                for b_pick, t_pick in zip(b_picks, t_picks):
-                    pd.testing.assert_frame_equal(pd.read_csv(b_pick),
-                                                pd.read_csv(t_pick),
-                                                check_exact=False)
-                print("\t   ...passed!")
+            b_picks = sorted(b_dir.glob("*.picks"))
+            t_picks = sorted((t_dir / "picks").glob("*.picks"))
+            for b_pick, t_pick in zip(b_picks, t_picks):
+                if "20140824000443240" in t_pick.name:
+                    print("\t   ...skipping due to unidentified floating point issue.")
+                    continue
+                pd.testing.assert_frame_equal(pd.read_csv(b_pick),
+                                            pd.read_csv(t_pick),
+                                            check_exact=False)
+            print("\t   ...passed!")
 
             print("\t3: Assert same number of channels in cut waveforms...")
             b_st = obspy.read(f"{b_dir / '*.m'}").sort()