Fix tests for moved CVs in OPS 1.5 #46
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openpathsampling.collectivevariablesinstead of.collectivevariablemeant that if you patch and unpatch to support SimStore, you get the same base classes defined at two different memory addresses, which caused non-obvious problems when callingsuper. This PR fixes.This is only an issue for situations like unit tests, where it is necessary to unpatch for SimStore after patching.