test: cover before_nothing, before_sleep_nothing, and sleep_using_event - #667
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Noticed these three had no tests anywhere in the suite while poking around the before/before_sleep/nap modules - the log-formatting variants (before_log, before_sleep_log) are exercised in test_tenacity.py but the plain no-op strategies and the event-based sleep strategy aren't referenced at all.
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Noticed these three had no tests anywhere in the suite while poking around the before/before_sleep/nap modules - the log-formatting variants (before_log, before_sleep_log) are exercised in test_tenacity.py but the plain no-op strategies and the event-based sleep strategy aren't referenced at all.