Replace unittest assertions with modern assertions#625
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LGTM, looking forward to removing unittest dependencies entirely
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LGTM. Thanks for doing this.
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@OptimusLime noticed that Pyro's tests mix old-style unittest assertions with new-style pytest assertions and the nicer
assert_equal()helper. This PR cleans up all of our tests to reduce use of unittest.Why?
Pytest provides better printing of error messages and a cleaner syntax for assertions, compared with unittest. Arguably pytest tests also require less boilerplate.