Pytest 8.2.0 errors

[BKSteve]

Per pytest-dev/pytest#12263

Work around to avoid AttributeError: property 'is_active' of 'Provider' object has no setter
in test_snatch.

Plus ignore the Warning about telnetlib whilst looking why the build system was erroring

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The recent update in pyproject.toml mainly focuses on refining the dependency management and warning settings for pytest. It specifically excludes a problematic version of pytest and introduces a new rule to suppress certain deprecation warnings, enhancing the project's stability and cleanliness in test outputs.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Updated pytest version constraint to exclude version 8.2.0 and added a new filter to ignore specific deprecation warnings.

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[BKSteve]

Seriously anybody still got a Popcorn Hour 200 series? It's like a 2011 media player.

Should just deprecate this one.

[miigotu]

Instead of blocking pytest8.2.0, why not add the setter?

Under

@attribute
def is_active(self): ...

Add something like

@is_active.setter
def is_active(self, value):
    self.active = value

[BKSteve]

added to Develop via guess2 merge.
Closed

[miigotu]

Instead of blocking pytest8.2.0, why not add the setter?

Under

@attribute
def is_active(self): ...

Add something like

@is_active.setter
def is_active(self, value):
    self.active = value

I still want this fix, we don't want to block pytest 8.2.0, we want to fix the error (can't setattr to properties that don't have setters in testing, which is a good thing)