# Description
As menu actions are all one file (see napari#6848 and napari#6883), update the file
docstrings to remove mention of 'non-qt' actions.

# Description
There are now no more 'non-qt' providers and processors since napari#6743
Amended some wording to clarify.

[napari-error-reporter](https://github.com/tlambert03/napari-error-reporter)
is archived and unmaintained, and the project is removed from sentry.
This PR removes the few lines that looked for the plugin if it was
installed

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…apari#6912)

# References and relevant issues

Closes napari#6597 

# Description

Enable proper handling of mouse bindings (single and double click) with
unfinished/invalid shapes definitions (not enough vertices to close the
shape or trying to add the same vertex multiple times. With the changes:

* Ignore addition of a vertex (mouse single click) if it has the same
position as the last vertex added (fix for napari#6597)
* Trying to finish the drawing (mouse double click) of an invalid shape
causes the in progress shape to be removed (fix for
napari#6912 (comment))

Preview:


![invalid_shapes](https://github.com/napari/napari/assets/16781833/8002862b-4cb6-4b13-80e2-366b0c4f4d03)

…6256 (napari#6836)

# References and relevant issues
Supposed to Close napari#6256. I am not sure about the stacklevel arg of the
warning.


# Description
Added DeprecationWarning if arguments passed and removed the
functionality related to them within the functions.

# Regarding checklist
I am not sure about the docs repo.

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# References and relevant issues

Closes napari#6934

# Description

Incorrect callback was being used for the `Open Folder` action. This PR
fixes it. We need a testing framework for the actions and menus
@lucyleeow, which we knew, but maybe we should prioritize ahead of
converting the layer actions.

…ng the plugin manager (napari#6931)

Fixes napari/napari-plugin-manager#26

# Description

Catches connectivity errors when fetching for plugin information when
opening the plugin manager.

Although the issue lives in the plugin manager repo, the code that
fetches the code still lives in napari, hence with the PR seem to be
better resolved on this side.

# Result

## Before this PR


![napari-before](https://github.com/napari/napari/assets/3627835/6e704463-2dd3-4701-9aa5-93f2501e48fd)


## With this PR


![napari](https://github.com/napari/napari/assets/3627835/ffa3ad0a-da18-4e76-a4aa-8a007f90ce36)

The warning reads: 

>There seems to be an issue with network connectivity. Remote plugins
cannot be installed, only local ones.

napari#6929)

# Description

Iterating on a performance PR that needs benchmarks is currently more
cumbersome than it needs to be: add the run-benchmarks label, get a
performance report, act on the report (ie make code changes and push),
then, to run the benchmarks again, a core dev needs to *manually remove*
the label, then immediately add it again. Instead, this PR automates the
removal of the label once the benchmarks are done running and the report
has been generated. In fact, it should also remove the label even if the
benchmarks fail due to some bug in the code or benchmark code.

)

# References and relevant issues
 Towards napari#6516

# Description
Remove `_submenus.py` file, in favour of defining them with their
actions.

I am not 100% happy with this though because some menu actions will have
a qt-actions and non-qt-actions file, in which case it would be again
confusing for the dev to guess where the submenus are defined.

Luckily the 3 menus that do have submenus (layer, file and view) only
have one action file.

Note I have had to move submenu registration inside `init_qactions`.

Not sure what to do here, open to suggestions and happy to close this as
well.

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