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The editable install places Rust build artifacts (libpyo3_macros-*.so, libctor_proc_macro-*.so, etc.) in the subvertpy package directory. These are not Python extension modules and cause pydoctor to crash when it tries to parse or introspect them.
pydoctor's _parseFile only catches SyntaxError, but binary .so files raise UnicodeDecodeError via tokenize.open(), leaving the `parsed` variable unassigned and crashing in the finally block with UnboundLocalError. Patch the installed pydoctor to also catch UnicodeDecodeError so introspection can fall back to importing.
Close the Adm baton in tearDown before super().tearDown() removes the temp directory. addCleanup runs after tearDown, so on Windows the wc.db handle was still open when rmtree tried to delete it.
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