fix: correct return value order in Java test_runner for coverage #1417
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The Java test_runner was returning (result_xml_path, result, sqlite_db_path, coverage_xml_path) but the caller expected coverage_database_file to be the JaCoCo XML path, not the SQLite path. This caused the XML parser to fail with "syntax error: line 1, column 0" when trying to parse a SQLite database as XML. Also added improved logging and error handling for JaCoCo coverage parsing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
run_behavioral_tests()that caused JaCoCo XML parsing to fail(result_xml_path, result, sqlite_db_path, coverage_xml_path)but the caller expected the coverage XML path in the third positionTest plan
codeflash --optimize Algorithms.fibonacciand confirming 100% coverage is now reported🤖 Generated with Claude Code