First attempt to support test coverage using the testcover package #494
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What
Add new test file for producing test coverage data. Uses the testcover
package.
Why
It is good to get some feedback how the tests are exercising the code
under test. This PR provides some convenience functions for running
code coverage interactively using the test suite or running it from
the make file.
Note
There seems to be some issues with stability of the tests for the
monitored file. Maybe because of the instrumentation. More experience
needs to be gathered here but it is a first attempt.