Serialize/deserialize chained exceptions #5787
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Refactoring this in order to support chained exceptions more easily. Related to pytest-dev#5786
Using a relative import like before was not very nice
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This PR fixes serialization/deserialization of report objects, which fixes it for
pytest-xdist(where #5786 originated).Moved the contents of
BaseReport._to_json/_from_jsonto free functions as they were getting quite large. More importantly, I refactored the code so it can be reused for chained exceptions.Move
TWMockclass to a fixture so it can be more easily reused in other test modules.test_codewas importing it using a relative import, which is not very nice.Fix #5786
cc @oliveira-esss @prusse-martin