Migrated from event_loop fixture

[pahrohfit]

While I was mucking with code, came across a coming depreciate from pytest-asyncio where they are deprecating using the event_loop fixture in favor of the more portable:

        event_loop = asyncio.get_running_loop()

Migrated to this recommended method.

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[hynek]

Thanks!

Please remove those type annotations (they're in typeshed just fine) and we don't need a changelog entry for such an internal change. I'm trying to keep the changelog as a message to our users and our users don't care about our tests. :)

[pahrohfit]

Thanks!

Please remove those type annotations (they're in typeshed just fine) and we don't need a changelog entry for such an internal change. I'm trying to keep the changelog as a message to our users and our users don't care about our tests. :)

Done!

[hynek]

Perfect, thanks!

[pahrohfit]

No problem