TST: Use tmp_path fixture for temporary files in unit tests

[rrjbca]

Description

Use pytest tmp_path fixture in unit tests. Creates a temporary directory where temporary files can be written and handles cleanup automatically. Resolves #466

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[Lucia-Fonseca]

The code fixes the problem.
However, I wonder whether unittest.mock is more suitable for mocking files, so we don't need to create temporary files or have empty yml files(?)

[Lucia-Fonseca]

why don't we use a temporary YAML file here too?

[rrjbca]

This is a (non-temporary) input file that is part of the repository

[philipp128]

Do we need the str command? It is not used in the tutorial

[rrjbca]

"tmp_path is a pathlib.Path object" but our script takes path names as strings

[rrjbca]

However, I wonder whether unittest.mock is more suitable for mocking files, so we don't need to create temporary files or have empty yml files(?)

This PR is not mocking any files. It is implementing a more robust method (a temporary directory) to automatically handle the deletion of files created by the skypy script during testing. We don't want to mock those files; the fundamental purpose of these unit tests is to check that those files are created correctly. Mocking config files might be possible but is unrelated to the issue this PR is addressing and I don't see an obvious benefit?