Enable code highlighting with pytest and xdoctest #460
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@cjolowicz since you are adding pygments to tests and typeguard, you can use the opportunity to add it to xdoctest session and rename the PR. It also makes good use of it. |
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Install pygments into the `tests` and `typeguard` Nox sessions.
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This PR enables code highlighting in pytest via pygments, improving the readability of tracebacks.
Similarly, colored terminal output is enabled for xdoctest, which depends on pygments via its
colorsextra.Closes #336