Pytest locally fails due to API_KEY env variable

[CaedenPH]

Describe your change:

Fixes #8737

• Add an algorithm?
• Fix a bug or typo in an existing algorithm?
• Documentation change?

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[CaedenPH]

@cclauss Could you review please? The issue number is also in the description, as well as the pr message

[cclauss]

I do not understand why these changes are required.

• Did you get an API key from AMDOREN
• Did you put that API key into an exported environment variable AMDOREN_API_KEY before running the code?

[CaedenPH]

I do not understand why these changes are required.

• Did you get an API key from AMDOREN
• Did you put that API key into an exported environment variable AMDOREN_API_KEY before running the code?

@cclauss No I did not, but why should someone have to make an account from some website, get an api key and export this api key just to run local tests? It doesn't make any sense that one algorithm causes such a hassle

In this discussion #8791 people are confused why running the tests locally fails due to one algorithm.

This change does not break the algorithm, just moves getting the API_KEY into the if __name__ == "__main__" block to allow the tests to pass.

[cclauss]

Now I understand. CI is not defined on localhost thus...

Thanks for the explanation.