tests: handle difference in Enum hashes with Python 3.11

[AdamWill]

With Python 3.11, Enum members have a _sort_order attribute that shows up in the hashes. Update the tests to pass if it's present (but also still if it's not present, so we still support Python 3.10 and earlier).

Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson [email protected]

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[seperman]

Hi @AdamWill Thanks for the PR. Do you think we should just ignore _sort_order_, _name_, and _value_ for enums?

[AdamWill]

I don't know, honestly. I'm just going round trying to clean up things in Fedora that didn't build with Python 3.11, and this was one of them. I don't know enough about the details of what deepdiff wants to do to know if that's the right thing to do. Sorry.

[seperman]

Hi @AdamWill Sorry it took a while to get back to you. I decided it might be cleaner to ignore the _name_, _value_, and _sort_order_ for Enums. I'm closing this PR since it will be addressed in a new PR I'm opening now. Thanks again for bringing this issue to my attention.