Handle pprint formatting on Python 3.15 - #14919
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Handle
pprint.pformat()formatting on Python 3.15.Python 3.15 adds the
expandparameter topprint.pformat(). This change adds a compatibility wrapper in_pytest.compatthat enablesexpand=Trueon Python 3.15 while preserving the existing behavior on older Python versions.The internal
pformatusages are routed through this compatibility wrapper, and a regression test verifies the expected behavior.Closes #14859
Tests:
python -m pytest testing/test_compat.py -q