test: use match in pytest.raises

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Description

Use match parameter in pytest.raises and remove verbose string assertions.

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Pull request overview

Updates the test suite to use pytest.raises(..., match=...) for asserting exception messages, reducing post-raises string assertions and making error-message checks more idiomatic.

Changes:

• Replaced excinfo-based string assertions with pytest.raises(..., match=...) across multiple tests.
• Added re.escape(...) in some places to safely match literal strings (e.g., filenames/paths) in regex-based match.
• Minor cleanup in tests (e.g., removing unused captured stderr variable, using check=True in subprocess.run).

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
tests/test_git.py	Uses match= for GitCommandError assertion.
tests/test_factory.py	Uses match= for factory failure exception message.
tests/test_cz_customize.py	Uses match= for missing customize config error message.
tests/test_conf.py	Adds re and uses re.escape in match= for invalid config filename checks.
tests/test_cli.py	Converts several raises assertions to match=, plus small cleanups.
tests/test_changelog.py	Uses match= for changelog-related exceptions.
tests/test_bump_update_version_in_files.py	Adds re and converts consistency error assertions to match=.
tests/commands/test_commit_command.py	Adds re and converts several commit-command exception assertions to match=.
tests/commands/test_check_command.py	Converts various check-command exception assertions to match= (including multi-message case).
tests/commands/test_changelog_command.py	Uses match= for missing revision range case.
tests/commands/test_bump_command.py	Converts bump-command exception assertions to match= in multiple scenarios.

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[Copilot]

The new match= only checks the first sentence of CurrentVersionNotFoundError and no longer asserts that the follow-up hint about inconsistent version_files is present. This reduces coverage of the error message content; consider extending the regex to include the second line (or keeping an additional assertion) so regressions in that hint are caught.

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Same as above: this match= no longer validates that the error message includes the explanatory hint about inconsistent version_files. Consider matching the full message (including the second line) to keep the test meaningful.

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pytest.raises(..., match=...) treats match as a regex. This pattern contains a trailing . which will match any character, making the test less strict than intended. Use re.escape(...) (and import re) if you want a literal match.

[Copilot]

match= is a regex; MissingCzCustomizeConfigError.message ends with . so the dot will be treated as a wildcard. Consider wrapping the message with re.escape(...) (and importing re) to ensure the test matches the literal text.

[Copilot]

match is interpreted as a regex; the version 0.1.0 contains . which will match any character. If the intent is to assert the literal version string, use re.escape(...) around the expected text.

Suggested change

	CurrentVersionNotFoundError, match="Current version 0.1.0 is not found in"
	CurrentVersionNotFoundError,
	match=re.escape("Current version 0.1.0 is not found in"),

[Copilot]

match is a regex; 1.0.0 contains . which will match any character. If the intent is to verify the literal version in the message, wrap the expected string with re.escape(...).

Suggested change

	match="--major-version-zero is meaningless for current version 1.0.0",
	match=re.escape(
	"--major-version-zero is meaningless for current version 1.0.0"
	),

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capsys is no longer used in this test after switching to match=. Consider removing it from the function signature to avoid an unused fixture parameter.

Suggested change

	def test_cz_config_file_without_correct_file_path(util: UtilFixture, capsys):
	def test_cz_config_file_without_correct_file_path(util: UtilFixture):