TEST: Replace dict literal with set()

[effigies]

Thanks to @musicinmybrain for finding and reporting this.

Closes gh-1382.

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@musicinmybrain Does it make sense just to patch this for now? It does not seem entirely worth making a release for a bug in test code.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 95.37%. Comparing base (7b5060e) to head (069942c).
Report is 2 commits behind head on maint/5.3.x.

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[musicinmybrain]

I’m perfectly happy just to backport the patch until the next release, especially since it’s just a minor testing issue. If you give me about five minutes, I’ll test the patch in Fedora and report back.

[musicinmybrain]

Works for me! Thank you.

[effigies]

@yurivict @penguinpee You're likely to hit this, too.

@TheChymera @sanjayankur31 @ashgillman Are you still packaging for Gentoo, CentOS and Nix? If so, let me know if a patch is okay or if you need a release. If not, can you @ your successors?

[musicinmybrain]

@TheChymera @sanjayankur31 @ashgillman Are you still packaging for Gentoo, CentOS and Nix? If so, let me know if a patch is okay or if you need a release. If not, can you @ your successors?

I’m assisting @sanjayankur31 with the Fedora package, which is how I encountered this. There is no corresponding EPEL package (which is how it would be made available to CentOS users). It’s probably possible to get it working there, but NeuroFedora packages are generally only added to EPEL at their primary maintainers’ discretion or upon request, rather than by default.