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properly for reporting functions. This is now fixed.
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gets copied into the HTML report.
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after the decimal point in coverage percentages. Finishes issue #16.
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attention.
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INCOMPATIBLE change.
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include.
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the beginning of the path for any file that is going to be included in code coverage
make the --omit and --require options apply to code coverage generation as well as to reporting; This speeds up tests from 6 seconds to 1 second on my system, as well as making the resulting .coverage db include *only* the code that I care about, which helps with my code coverage progression/regression tool.
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excluding files.
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