Fix test compatibility with Python < 3.8#731
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This is a simple compatibility fix for Python versions prior to 3.8, where `patch.dict()` did not return the patched instance of the object. Since it has just been patched, we can refer to it directly.
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This is a simple compatibility fix for Python versions prior to 3.8, where
patch.dict()did not return the patched instance of the object. Since it has just been patched, we can refer to it directly.