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Add HAS_PYGMENTS
lazy tester
#9944
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This somehow slipped through my nets when I added all the lazy testers. We hope to drop support for the custom Pygments lexers in the future, but in the mean time, this is the correct way to test for things, and having an extra lazy tester doesn't hurt us.
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LGTM, this seems fairly straightforward. I wonder if there are any other optional dependencies hiding without dedicated checkers elsewhere in the repo.
* Add `HAS_PYGMENTS` lazy tester This somehow slipped through my nets when I added all the lazy testers. We hope to drop support for the custom Pygments lexers in the future, but in the mean time, this is the correct way to test for things, and having an extra lazy tester doesn't hurt us. * Remove unused import
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This somehow slipped through my nets when I added all the lazy testers. We hope to drop support for the custom Pygments lexers in the future, but in the mean time, this is the correct way to test for things, and having an extra lazy tester doesn't hurt us.
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Part of preparing to remove the built-in OpenQASM 2 Pygments tooling (and the
qiskit.qasm
package as a whole).