add ci test coverage

[Radwa85]

1- Configured Kover to generate test coverage reports.

2- Created a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically runs tests and generates a coverage report on every pull request to the development branch.

3-Added logic to block PRs if overall coverage is below 80%

[mosayed01]

The branch name violates the squad rules

[mosayed01]

Also u can use codecov github action to display the code coverage report result @Radwa85

[Ahmed7osny1]

In general, you are good, but you need to change your commit to use Kover, not Jacoco
I don't know if you have tested this in a multi-module or not.

[Radwa85]

@Radwa85 have u tested it?
@mosayed01 "Yes, I switched to the modularization branch and added some classes for test I confirmed that individual coverage reports are generated for each module which indicates tests are working per module

[mostafa-n3ma]

nice work
consider reading my coments please

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