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Add an explicit silencer for deprecation warnings from pygobject. - #4885
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PyGObject includes references to AbstractEventLoopPolicy, which has been deprecated in Python 3.14, and has been removed in 3.16. It catches those warnings, but Toga promotes DeprecationWarnings, so they become visible again.
This adds explicit silencing of all warnings generated when importing PyGobject's event handling.
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