TST: restructure tests to use parametrize rather than internal loop #462
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TST: restructure tests to use parametrize rather than internal loop
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Bumped into this test while doing #459, so systematically looked for cases where parametrize should be used instead of internal loops. Opening it as a separate PR as this supposed to be a trivial refactoring.