feat(testing): Add pytest-watch#853
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This adds
pytest-watchto the test requirements, in order to be able to runpytestin watch mode. It also fixes two places where we weren't closing resources at the end of a test. (Normally, they're closed by default because the testing process ends. But with a watcher it doesn't end, and causespytest-watchto complain about the abandoned resources.)