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This update introduces code coverage instrumentation and reporting for the project. The build configuration is modified to integrate the ember-cli-code-coverage plugin with Embroider compatibility. The test helper is updated to ensure coverage data is collected and sent after tests complete. A GitHub Actions workflow is added to automate coverage reporting on pull requests. The necessary development dependency is included in package.json, and a minor README change is made. No exported or public entities are altered.

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.github/workflows/coverage.yml Added a GitHub Actions workflow to run tests, collect coverage, and comment coverage reports on PRs targeting main, master, develop.
ember-cli-build.js Modified to include Babel plugin setup for code coverage instrumentation compatible with Embroider.
package.json Added ember-cli-code-coverage to devDependencies; reordered ember-cli-qrcode in dependencies.
tests/test-helper.js Updated to import and invoke code coverage helpers after QUnit tests complete.
README.md Appended a single line "# testing commit" at the end of the file.

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package.json (1)

69-69: Good addition of code coverage dependency!

The introduction of ember-cli-code-coverage will enable measuring test coverage, which is a valuable addition to the project's development toolchain.

tests/test-helper.js (2)

8-11: Good implementation of code coverage imports

Correct imports from the ember-cli-code-coverage test support module to enable coverage reporting.


18-21: Well-implemented coverage reporting hook

The async QUnit.done callback correctly implements the coverage data collection pattern by:

  1. Forcing all modules to be loaded
  2. Awaiting the coverage data submission

This ensures accurate coverage data is collected after all tests complete.

ember-cli-build.js (1)

15-21: Well-configured Babel integration for code coverage

The Babel configuration correctly integrates code coverage instrumentation with the Embroider build system. The embroider: true option is essential for compatibility with the project's build pipeline.

- [ember inspector for chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ember-inspector/bmdblncegkenkacieihfhpjfppoconhi)
- [ember inspector for firefox](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ember-inspector/)

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove testing commit message from README

This appears to be a temporary testing note that should not be committed to the final version. Additionally, it creates a second top-level heading and has trailing spaces, both of which are Markdown lint issues.

-# testing commit 
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix YAML list formatting to comply with lint rules
The branches: [ main, master, develop ] syntax triggers YAML lint errors due to extra spaces inside the brackets. Updating it to [main, master, develop] will resolve the issue.

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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Use continue-on-error instead of shell fallback
Relying on || true hides any unexpected failures in the test step. It’s more idiomatic (and clearer) to use the built‑in continue-on-error option for this step.

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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Add manual trigger with workflow_dispatch
Consider adding a workflow_dispatch entry so maintainers can run the coverage job on demand (e.g., for debugging or back‑filling coverage).

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