fix: use _location instead of location in XMLParseError raised by visit_import - #1490
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In visit_import, the XMLParseError raised when a no-namespace schema tries to import without an explicit namespace attribute passes self.document.location as the filename. SchemaDocument stores the path in _location though, so hitting this branch raises an AttributeError instead of the intended error, hiding the real problem.
One-character fix. I ran into this debugging a WCF WSDL that triggered the exact code path; without this patch the exception handler itself crashes before reporting anything useful.
The branch is only reached with unusual XSD patterns (a schema with no targetNamespace importing another no-namespace schema), which is probably why it went unnoticed.