Run a single coverage command rather than two separate commands #93
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I was finding that, even with the '--append' flag, some of the coverage
results were getting overwritten in the second run, resulting in a
too-low coverage report.
This turns out to have no effect on the reported coverage on master, but
it fixes the coverage report for #90: without this change, some lines
that are covered only by unit tests are listed as uncovered in the final
coverage report (at least, I think that's what was going on).
User interface changes?: No
Fixes: None
Testing:
test removed: changed 'make coverage' operation
unit tests:
system tests:
manual testing: