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Related to #1963
Allow problematic jobs to fail instead of commenting them out
Related to comment in #2051
Use a wrapper script to bypass check-manifest if not under git
Some time ago when we first added support for testing pytest on AppVeyor, jobs in a build would not start immediately one after the other, as if AppVeyor would schedule jobs from other builds (projects) in its VMs. So it made sense at the time to reduce the number of jobs. I have noticed in other projects that this behavior has changed, and jobs in a build now start one after the other. Having a separate list then improves visibility when the build fails, because we can see at a glance the failing(s) tox environment(s).
Use one job for each tox env on AppVeyor
Docs: Added pytest promotional talk in Russian
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