There are a few __init__.py files within the test/ directory, specifically inside test/grid/ and subdirectories. The other subdirectories of test/ do not include any __init__.py files. I believe there is no reason for these to exist here; my understanding is that including __init__.py signals that a directory is intended to be treated as a package or subpackage, which is not the case here.
These should be removed, to avoid any confusion about whether the relevant directories were intended to be treated as subpackages.
There are a few
__init__.pyfiles within the test/ directory, specifically inside test/grid/ and subdirectories. The other subdirectories of test/ do not include any__init__.pyfiles. I believe there is no reason for these to exist here; my understanding is that including__init__.pysignals that a directory is intended to be treated as a package or subpackage, which is not the case here.These should be removed, to avoid any confusion about whether the relevant directories were intended to be treated as subpackages.