Notably, using logging.config.dictConfig disables all loggers before
setting its own config. There's no simple way of undoing these changes
to the logging config.

Even if we had a way to reset a basic logging config, pytest reuses its
log handler instances across tests, so it's not even that simple to be
able to reset the logging config from scratch and still have pytest able
to capture logs.

Instead of any of that, just add a fixture to reset the root logger
level, and to mock logging.config.dictConfig so that it doesn't actually
get called.