Miscellaneous improvements: code coverage, documentation, and build enhancements#21
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Moves NuGet publishing logic into the Release Please workflow as a second job that only runs when a release is created. This eliminates the need for PAT tokens and complex triggering between workflows. Benefits: - Simpler configuration (one workflow instead of two) - No PAT token required - NuGet publishes automatically when release is created - Removes the old standalone nuget-release.yml workflow
Uses the release notes generated by Release Please to populate the PackageReleaseNotes field when creating the NuGet package. This means the NuGet package page will show the actual changelog instead of just a link to GitHub releases.
…ments Restores the comprehensive changelog that documents the journey from Scrutor.AspNetCore to EasyScrutor, including details about Scrutor dependency upgrades (v4.2.0 -> v7.0.0) with keyed service support, security fixes, and performance improvements.
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Integrates Codecov to track and report test coverage metrics. Configures the GitHub Actions workflow to collect coverage data during test runs and upload results to Codecov. Updates the README to display a coverage badge for visibility. Removes the deprecated Azure Pipelines configuration as the project has fully migrated to GitHub Actions for CI/CD. Configures the test project to generate coverage reports in both OpenCover and Cobertura formats, excluding test assemblies and generated code from coverage calculations.
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This commit acknowledges the user-facing improvements from PR #21: - Code coverage reporting with Codecov - Enhanced documentation with NuGet status badges - Improved build quality with comprehensive test reporting
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This PR consolidates various improvements across documentation, testing, and CI/CD processes.
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