Remove function and unit test

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Hello everyone,

let's say I want to create a 'utils' package with several functions
working on files and folders. I want to do it once properly so I can use
them in all my personal projects without feeling to re invent the wheel
each time.
I also want to learn 2 items by the way:
- exception handling, already read a lot about EAFP vs LBYL, I think the
following function suits well to EAFP.
- unit tests with pytest tool, it seems simple enough to start with.

My function is:

def removeanything(src):
			"""
			remove files or folders
			"""
			try:
				os.remove(src)
				print('File is removed')
			except IsADirectoryError:
				shutil.rmtree(src)
				print('Folder is removed')
			except FileNotFoundError:
				print('File/folder is not existing')
			except PermissionError:
				print('Not allowed to suppress this file')

Regarding the function it self:
do you think it is worth handling each possible exception or should I just
handle IsADirectoryError for folder removing and all the other one in a unique
one?
What would be the interest to raise an exception in that case to be caught by the caller?
Are there some exceptions I didn't handle and that could possibly occur?

Regarding the testing:
I need to test whether a file or a folder is well removed and the exception are
well handled:
- file exists and permissions are ok => file is removed
- folder exists and permissions are ok => folder is removed
- neither file or folder exist => FileNOtFoundError
- permissions issues => PermissionError
My main concern is to create the conditions of the test (files/folders to be
removed with good permissions) and to remove them in a clean way once test is over
or has been interrupted.
What is the skeletton of those steps?

Sorry for this long post.

Thanks by adavnce for your answers.