Fix unable detect qt5 by using high version scons to build #163
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I use Python3 and Scons-v4.3 to build the mitsuba, but was unable to detect the qt5 when building.
I try to get the exception from qt5.py, and I find that SCons.Warnings do not have the attribute of Warning
When I search the document of Scons-v4.0.1, I see the
Warningis inherited fromErrors.UserErrorand has subclassWarningOnByDefaultHowever, from version v4.1.0, I can't find the
Warningin the document, instead I find classSConsWarningis inherited fromErrors.UserErrorand has subclassWarningOnByDefaultSo I change the qt5.py so that it can run in high version Scons and keep it compatible with the low versions.