fix(tests): Fix old pytest-asyncio breaking CI
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Our test suite started failing, fixing that.
We install
pytest-asyncio, which in turns installspytest, often latest.pytestversion 8.2 was released recently and madepytest-asyncioversion<0.23.6incompatible since the compatibility fix was added inpytest-asyncio==0.23.6.We're explicitly using an older
pytest-asyncioversion in many test suites (see tox.ini). Let's see if we can just... not.The Tornado test suite seems to be failing for another reason; pinning
pytestfor that one for now.General Notes
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