Move bitness handling in doctest to the output checker #39207
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Currently, the bit marker `# 32/64-bit` is handled after parsing the doctests by modifying the doctest source. This handling is now moved to the output checker, which checks that the result of a doctest coincides with the expected value. This change is made for compatibility with pytest, which itself handles the creation of doctests and thus doesn't invoke the `sources` handler (but allows to change the output checker).
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Currently, the bit marker
# 32/64-bitis handled after parsing the doctests by modifying the doctest source. This handling is now moved to the output checker, which checks that the result of a doctest coincides with the expected value.This change is made for compatibility with pytest, which itself handles the creation of doctests and thus doesn't invoke the
sourceshandler (but allows to change the output checker).📝 Checklist
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