tests: asyncio: collect garbage in run_until_complete_nesting #144168
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The test checks that coro1 emits a runtime warning when it is garbage collected. cpython will do this collection immediately, but other implementations such as PyPy might not. Add the appropriate call to support.gc_collect() to ensure the warning is emitted while still in the with statement.
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The test checks that coro1 emits a runtime warning when it is garbage collected. cpython will do this collection immediately, but other implementations such as PyPy might not. Add the appropriate call to support.gc_collect() to ensure the warning is emitted while still in the with statement.