feat: Replace custom coverage annotation script with GitHub action #1
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The custom Python script used for generating GitHub Actions annotations from coverage data has been removed. Instead, we now use the 'annotate-coverage-action' GitHub action to handle this task. This change simplifies our workflow and reduces maintenance overhead by relying on a community-maintained solution.
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The custom Python script used for generating GitHub Actions annotations from coverage data has been removed. Instead, we now use the 'annotate-coverage-action' GitHub action to handle this task. This change simplifies our workflow and reduces maintenance overhead by relying on a community-maintained solution.