Also see the solutions I and jhpalmieri proposed in #26159[1]. I like those better because they still makes it possible to run optional doctests without running all of sages doctests. I think that is very valuable. The current example that started the discussion (very limited in scope) in #26110[2] is building and testing sage and its docs seperately from each other. That is probably the most important usecase. In a more generalized scenario I can imagine first building and testing a bare sage and then testing each optional package after it was added.
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