[mypyc] Provide instructions for resolving missing test module on Windows #19579
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sterliakov
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Co-authored-by: Stanislav Terliakov <50529348+sterliakov@users.noreply.github.com>
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This might be overkill - I definitely understand if people think so, but I stumbled over this when testing #19578. Python doesn't come with the test module by default on Windows if installed through pymanager. Since
test.support.EqualToForwardRefis used, I figured a clear error message about how to resolve this would be nice.Another approach would be to just use the pre-3.14 ForwardRef code and not raise an error here. I'm not totally sure which is better.