Adding coverage to tests #352
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## main #352 +/- ##
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Coverage ? 69.78%
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Files ? 74
Lines ? 3164
Branches ? 0
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Hits ? 2208
Misses ? 956
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By using Codecov, coverage tests can be done via GitHub actions. Each push/PR will trigger the coverage tests. A brief summary can be seen in the GitHub actions, or as a comment in a PR.
Moreover, to streamline the Codecov deployment, I added
make coverage-tests