BUG: Replace deprecated load_module
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In importlib's `SourceFileLoader`, the `load_module` function has been deprecated since python 3.6 and scheduled to be removed. Following the suggestions from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19009932/import-arbitrary-python-source-file-python-3-3, replace this function with the `exec_module` function.
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- Update the matrices baseline numpy arrays to newer version. Values are unchanged, matrices were simply loaded and saved again using `arr = numpy.load(<path>); numpy.save(<path>, arr);`. - Ignore specific deprecation warning related to a deprecated function being used in PyKwalify. See also Grokzen/pykwalify#202 and Grokzen/pykwalify#203.
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Fixes:
Fixes #202 by replacing the
load_module()function withexec_module(). This follows the solution proposed on StackOverflow.