gh-101100: Silence Sphinx warnings when ntpath or posixpath are referenced#112833
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ntpathandposixpathare undocumented modules, and I think they should stay undocumented. The vast majority of users won't need to worry about them; they're implementation details ofos.path.This PR silences Sphinx warnings when these modules are referenced (because Sphinx cannot resolve the references) by adding them to the
nitpick_ignorelist inDoc/conf.py. Doing this allows us to removelibrary/os.path.rstfrom the.nitignorelist of files.📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--112833.org.readthedocs.build/