Fix test_lexer_classes search path#3016
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"Test the existence of the example file" (commit afd62f5, pygments#2712) caused the test to search for the example files relative to the import location of pygments rather than relative to the tests. In normal in-tree usage there may be no practical difference, but in downstream packaging there may be. Resolves: pygments#2992
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I ran these commands and confirmed that the tests continue to pass when run locally:
gh co 3016
tox
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"Test the existence of the example file" (commit afd62f5, #2712) caused
the test to search for the example files relative to the import location of
pygments rather than relative to the tests. In normal in-tree usage there
may be no practical difference, but in downstream packaging there may be.
Resolves: #2992