[3.15] Disable inputrc in test_pyrepl basic REPL output test (GH-157827) - #157936
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Specifically, `test_no_newline` would fail if the user's `~/.inputrc` sets `editing-mode vi`, which adds `(ins)` for "insert mode" to the beginning of the prompt. (cherry picked from commit d5dede7) Co-authored-by: Zachary Ware <zach@python.org>
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Specifically,
test_no_newlinewould fail if the user's~/.inputrcsets
editing-mode vi, which adds(ins)for "insert mode" to thebeginning of the prompt.
(cherry picked from commit d5dede7)
Co-authored-by: Zachary Ware zach@python.org