tests: filter warnings related to deprecated python versions

[parthea]

Fixes #208

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where pytest was emitting FutureWarning messages concerning deprecated Python versions. By updating the pytest.ini configuration, these specific warnings are now filtered out, leading to cleaner and more focused test output. This change improves the signal-to-noise ratio in test runs, making it easier to identify relevant test failures or warnings rather than deprecation notices.

Highlights

• Test Configuration Update: Added new ignore rules to pytest.ini to suppress FutureWarning messages that are related to using Python versions past their end-of-life.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to filter warnings related to deprecated Python versions by adding new rules to pytest.ini. While the intent is correct, the regular expressions used for filtering are overly broad and could lead to unintentionally suppressing other warnings. I've provided a suggestion to make the patterns more specific and robust, ensuring they only match the intended warnings.

[gemini-code-assist]

These regular expressions can be made more specific to improve clarity and prevent unintentionally matching other warnings. The filterwarnings option matches patterns from the start of the warning message.

1. The pattern .*Please upgrade to the latest Python version.* is too broad and will match both warnings you are trying to filter, making the second filter redundant.
2. The pattern (?s).*using a Python version.*past its end of life.* is also broad, and the (?s) flag is unnecessary for single-line warnings.

Using more specific patterns anchored to the beginning of each warning message is a more robust approach.

    ignore:Please upgrade to the latest Python version:FutureWarning
    ignore:You are using a Python version that is past its end of life.*:FutureWarning