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bpo-38659: Properly re-intialize module variables in test_enum#25516
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Previously TestIntEnumConvert and TestStrEnumConvert would end up converting the module level variables from their regular int form to a `test.test_enum.X` instance after _convert would run. This meant that after a single test ran, the next set of _convert functions would be operating on the enum instances rather than ints. This would cause some tests such as the one involving format to fail when running under a mode that repeatedly runs test such as the refleak finder.
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Previously TestIntEnumConvert and TestStrEnumConvert would end up converting the module level variables from their regular int form to a
test.test_enum.Xinstance after _convert would run. This meant that after a single test ran, the next set of _convert functions would be operating on the enum instances rather than ints. This would cause some tests such as the one involving format to fail when running under a mode that repeatedly runs test such as the refleak finder.https://bugs.python.org/issue38659