Remove all deprecated usages of codecs.open#698
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codecs.openwas deprecated in Python 3.14 as it's been superseded by the builtinopen.This PR removes all usages of
codecs.open, replacing them with the normal way of opening files in Python. Along with this, I fixed a bunch of warnings related to un-closed files, as there were alot of usages ofopen(...).read()in the test suite.I also added a makefile rule that runs
make testonebut with Python warnings enabled. This should make it easier for devs to spot these kinds of small issues in the future.