chore: remove code coverage entirely - #84
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Nothing consumed it. Coverage only ran when COVERAGE was set in the environment, no CI job set it, the coveralls integration that once reported the numbers is long gone, and these plugins are small enough that a percentage was never going to drive a decision. What was left was a dependency and a block of setup that had to be kept working for no return. Removed: the simplecov development dependency, the COVERAGE block in features/support/env.rb, and the coverage entry in .gitignore now that nothing writes that directory. Signed-off-by: Tim Smith <tsmith84@proton.me>
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chore: remove code coverage entirely
Nothing consumed it. Coverage only ran when COVERAGE was set in the
environment, no CI job set it, the coveralls integration that once reported the
numbers is long gone, and these plugins are small enough that a percentage was
never going to drive a decision. What was left was a dependency and a block of
setup that had to be kept working for no return.
Removed: the simplecov development dependency, the COVERAGE block in
features/support/env.rb, and the coverage entry in .gitignore now that nothing
writes that directory.