Summary

This code previously raised an attrs.FrozenInstanceError:

from contextlib import contextmanager
from attrs import frozen

@frozen
class Boom(Exception):
    pass


@contextmanager
def do_nothing():
    yield


with do_nothing() as _:
    raise Boom()

on CPython (3.11 specifically, but probably other versions). On PyPy, it works, at least on 3.9 here -- which means I think it seems reasonable to merge the two codepaths here as I've done rather than whitelisting different attributes on different interpreters, but lemme know if you disagree.

(In real life a likely way you're going to encounter this, just to help anyone searching, is that click will wrap all exceptions during execution of a program, and does so via a contextlib.contextmanager)

Refs #712

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