feat: Adding the JaCoCo Method Filter to the project - #147
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I am adding the example of the JaCoCo report, that was triggered by fake changes. 
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Overview
This pull request introduces a comprehensive update to the project's code coverage infrastructure, improving the accuracy and maintainability of JaCoCo coverage reports for Scala code. The main changes include the adoption of the JaCoCo Method Filter (JMF) for filtering out compiler-generated boilerplate from coverage metrics, updates to the GitHub Actions workflow for more efficient and granular coverage reporting, and the addition of a project-specific method filter configuration.
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Closes #144