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fix: fix async tests and round-off error in test expectations - #837
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Some test methods to test async functionality had
@pytest.mark.asynciobut were not themselves designated asasyncmethods. This led to warnings.Some of the tests also started failing under Python 3.14 because the numeric comparisons were not exact. These changes makes those expectations be somewhat approximate.