tests: centralize --doctest-modules option in pytest.ini #86
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We have meaningful doctests in the code base. Before this change, their execution had to be manually activated in Makefile and tox.ini. This change centralizes the option in pytest.ini, so that we reduce the future occurrence of human errors (less duplication, less oversights).
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We have meaningful doctests in the code base. Before this change, their execution had to be manually activated in
Makefileandtox.ini. This change centralizes the option inpytest.ini, so that we reduce the future occurrence of human errors (less duplication, less oversights).Merge after #85.