There's no particular reason for us to be verifying mock's behavior.
They have their own unit tests for doing that.
This is specifically a problem right now because mock changed its
behavior in 3.0.0 and broke this test: "Issue #36366: Calling stop()
on an unstarted or stopped unittest.mock.patch() object will now
return None instead of raising RuntimeError, making the method
idempotent."
Change-Id: I57db9bad15cab343e152615e115e2ba3ac4d87fe
Closes-Bug: 1830429
(cherry picked from commit f8f6b14088)
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