Reduce sandboxing to prevent swallowed deprecations #2857
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We used to sandbox everything, but it turns out that deprecations were swallowed, as the temporary config has no deprecation stream set, or stderr is masked.
Found here #2849 (comment)
We're almost back to square one with deprecations as we were before #2365
However, I'm not entirely happy with this approach. We still mute deprecations for those Rails-related example group specs and a few others, and there are chances deprecations will pop up there eventually.
❓ Would it be better to replay the configuration block on top of the sandboxed configuration? Probably not, and it might not work if stderr is intercepted.
Please consider this WIP