Fixes test modules which inappropriately set masks in gramps.gen.config.config to old format "I%04d", "F%04d" for all unit tests - #2478
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…namic tests simply don't run otherwise
…setUp/tearDownModule() functions
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Each of
gramps/plugins/test/exports_test.pyandgramps/plugins/test/reports_test.pyis now saves state ofgramps.gen.config.configsingletone object insetUpMoudlefixture and restores it intearDownModulemodule fixture.Also fixes unit tests which fails/errors due to new default format mask "I%05d", "F%05d" etc.
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