Silence deprecation warnings for QgsMaskPaintEngine #60470
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We can't silence the constructor deprecation warning when used with make_unique, so just remove the constructor deprecated flag. This is a private class, not exposed to Python, and only used from within QGIS by a class which is itself completely deprecated (and marked accordingly).
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We can't silence the constructor deprecation warning when used with make_unique, so just remove the constructor deprecated flag.
This is a private class, not exposed to Python, and only used from within QGIS by a class which is itself completely deprecated (and marked accordingly).
Alternative to #60428 which doesn't complicate cmake files