Fix coverage numbers by instrumenting all packages#697
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Add -coverpkg=./... to the unit test command so that cross-package test coverage is counted. Previously, tests in packages like xmltest that exercise code in other packages (e.g. jts) didn't contribute to the coverage profile.
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Add
-coverpkg=./...to the unit test command so that cross-package test coverage is counted. Previously, tests in packages likexmltestthat exercise code in other packages (e.g.jts) didn't contribute to the coverage profile.Check List
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Added unit tests? N/A
Add cmprefimpl tests? (if appropriate?) N/A
Updated release notes? (if appropriate?) N/A
Updated the README.md (if new functionality is added?) N/A