Fix assertions in test_git_hook
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Fix `called_once()` assertions in `test_git_hook` to use the correct `assert_called_once()` method. The former does not exist, so it evaluates to a mocked method in Python < 3.12, making the assert meaningless, and it triggers an error in Python 3.12+. While at it, split the mock into two because otherwise the test would fail because two `hooks.git_hook()` calls imply two mock calls.
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Fix
called_once()assertions intest_git_hookto use the correctassert_called_once()method. The former does not exist, so it evaluates to a mocked method in Python < 3.12, making the assert meaningless, and it triggers an error in Python 3.12+.While at it, split the mock into two because otherwise the test would fail because two
hooks.git_hook()calls imply two mock calls.