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Catch Up to Changed Semantics of Certain Member Functions

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In particular Python::exec() now returns 'false' instead of throwing
an exception if we don't have 'EMBEDDED_PYTHON'.  Similarly for the
Python::Python constructor when called with an 'Enable::ON' argument.
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tests/parser/EmbeddedPython.cpp
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@@ -51,11 +51,10 @@ using namespace Opm;
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE(INSTANTIATE)
{
Python python;
BOOST_CHECK(!python.enabled());
BOOST_CHECK_THROW(python.exec("print('Hello world')"), std::logic_error);
BOOST_CHECK(! Python::supported() );
BOOST_CHECK_MESSAGE(!python.enabled(), "Python must not be enabled in a default-constructed Python object unless we have Embedded Python support");
BOOST_CHECK_MESSAGE(!python.exec("print('Hello world')"), "Default-constructed Python object must not run Python code unless we have Embedded Python support");
BOOST_CHECK_MESSAGE(!Python::supported(), "Python must not be supported unless we have Embedded Python support");
BOOST_CHECK_THROW( Python{Python::Enable::ON}, std::logic_error );
Python python_cond(Python::Enable::TRY);
BOOST_CHECK(!python_cond.enabled());