Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the project's development environment configuration by removing an obsolete nox.options.sessions definition from the noxfile.py. This cleanup ensures that the Nox configuration accurately reflects the current testing and linting setup, removing unnecessary and potentially misleading code.

Highlights

• Noxfile Cleanup: The explicit definition of nox.options.sessions has been removed from noxfile.py.
• Configuration Refinement: This change addresses a redundant configuration block that was left over after the sessions themselves were removed in a previous pull request (tests: refactor unit test nox sessions #873).

• noxfile.py
  • Removed the nox.options.sessions list, which previously defined various test, linting, and documentation sessions.

• The pull request was authored by vchudnov-g.
• The change involves removing a block of code related to nox.options.sessions in noxfile.py.
• The PR description indicates this is a follow-up fix to a previous change in PR tests: refactor unit test nox sessions #873.

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