Add PytestSessionLexer to properly highlight pytest session output#2996
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Summary
This PR adds a dedicated
PytestSessionLexerto Pygments to properly highlight pytest session output in documentation, examples, and testing outputs. Previously, the subtest lines in documentation were incorrectly highlighted, implying all subtests passed. This lexer fixes that while preserving existing highlighting for section headers, captured output, assertions, and tracebacks.Details
PytestSessionLexeris aRegexLexerwith:==== FAILURES ====)FAILED [100%] tests/test_file.py::TestClass::test_method[subtest x])E AssertionError)tests/test_file.py:14: AssertionError)Textfor other linesThe lexer is registered under the alias
"pytest".This PR resolves #2995