Yes, I also would add:

SUMMARY: LeakSanitizer: 50339002 byte(s) leaked in 219478 allocation(s).

It seems to me python tests could get a bit of attention and refinement. I wouldn't mind working on this. As part of this would it be a good idea to move said tests outside of freecad, to the tests directory, alongside cpp tests? I did ask this question here: #9663 (comment), the idea being:

• All tests would be in the same place, well organized and easy to find.
• Detaching from freecad allows more flexibility, in particular for the goal of better integration with IDEs (Improve VSCode integration #9663)
• It's one less workbench in freecad. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is used only by developers, end users don't really need to run tests, right?

Would there be any downsides to this move? Is it quite straight forward or am I committing to a massive endeavor?

I don't know, we've gotten several reports that lead to fixing things from users running tests on different platforms (that we don't normally test on).

Other leftover files related ticket: #10221

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