minimum_coverage_by_file now prints the name of the violating file.#1103
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Iterate result.files directly instead of zip with a parallel array, removing an implicit ordering dependency. Use project_filename (relative path) instead of File.basename to disambiguate files with the same name in different directories. And align minimum_coverage_by_group output format with by_file. Follow-up to #1103.
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when minimum coverage by file is set, output used to (currently) look like:
now, with
in <filename>at the end of the line, it (could) looks like: