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CI: publish a self-hosted coverage badge to gh-pages - #204
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On pushes to main, a new coverage-badge job takes the gate total from the Go Coverage Gate job and commits badges/coverage.json to gh-pages in the shields.io endpoint format. Green at 80% or above, yellow at 60% or above, red otherwise. No external coverage service or token. README gets the matching shields.io endpoint badge.
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Adds a coverage badge that CI generates itself, with no outside coverage service and no tokens. Based on main after #203.
Go Coverage Gatejob now exposes the gate total (fromcoverage.outviago tool cover -func) as a job output.coverage-badgejob runs only on pushes to main, withcontents: write. It checks outgh-pages, writesbadges/coverage.jsonin the shields.io endpoint format (brightgreen at 80% or above, yellow at 60% or above, red otherwise) and pushes it as a normal commit. If the value has not changed it skips the commit, and it retries with a rebase if gh-pages moved during the push.https://img.shields.io/endpoint?url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KafScale/platform/gh-pages/badges/coverage.json, linking to the CI workflow.The badge shows a number after the first main run once this merges.
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actionlintclean, license headers pass.