Remove current directory as arg to pytest

[grovduck]

As of pytest>9.0, using pytest . {args} as the hatch script for test:all no longer allows specification of a subset of tests to run at command line. For example:

hatch run test:all ./tests/test_regressions.py

will run all tests in the test suite and not just the tests in test_regressions.py. This PR simply removes the current directory (.) as a command-line argument to both test:all and test:coverage scripts which fixes the issue.

@aazuspan, in my limited searching, I couldn't find a specific issue/PR in pytest that noted this change. I came across it when I updated the packages in my hatch test environment as part of some testing on #99. I think this is an OK fix, but let me know if there is a better way to get around this issue.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes a compatibility issue with pytest 9.0+ where specifying a subset of tests to run at the command line was not working due to the presence of . (current directory) as an explicit argument in the hatch test scripts.

Changes:

• Removed . argument from test:all and test:coverage hatch scripts in pyproject.toml, allowing pytest arguments to be properly passed through

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[aazuspan]

LGTM! I'm a little surprised that it worked before, since it seems like it would have been called with two paths...

This looks like a good fix, since calling pytest with no path runs everything. I tested locally and everything worked as expected in both 8.4.1 and 9.0.2.

[grovduck]

Thanks, @aazuspan. Merged!