Set up Continuous Integration

[DannyWeitekamp]

Azure pipelines is probably the best choice for this. It is free for open-source projects.

[eharpste]

We do have Travis-CI setup already (https://travis-ci.org/github/apprenticelearner/AL_Core), which also connects to Coveralls (https://coveralls.io/github/apprenticelearner/AL_Core). Happy to use something else if someone wants to take point on setting it up.

[DannyWeitekamp]

Okay I must have forgotten about this. Closing.
Reopen if there are there relevant todos left on this.
For example something I've encountered in other projects that is nice is the ability for people issuing PRs to run the CI and have the results show up in the PR chat. But we don't have enough tests that they couldn't be run locally so that isn't a big advantage at this point.

[eharpste]

I think we can set that up through branch protection rules. I've contemplated kickin those on to at least prevent direct commits to master without going through a PR first. I'll look into setting up the status check system.

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