Add .dat file support for LCOV format coverage files #1452
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This adds support for .dat files which use the LCOV format (identical to .info files). .dat files are detected, validated using the existing is_info() validator, and parsed using the existing parse_lcov parser. Changes: - Added Dat variant to ItemFormat enum in src/defs.rs - Added .dat file handling in src/producer.rs (reuses is_info() validation) - Wired .dat file handling through the producer pipeline - Updated consumer in src/lib.rs to handle ItemFormat::Dat - Added test_plain_producer_with_dat_file() test - Created test/dat/simple.dat test file in subdirectory - Updated test_dir_producer expected list to include the new .dat test file Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This adds support for .dat files which use the LCOV format (identical to .info files). .dat files are detected, validated, and parsed using the existing parse_lcov parser.
bazel/go stuff produces dat files, this tidies up that integration
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