This is a small utility I wrote to give me better insight into test coverage in go projects. It will run go test for
you, saving coverage output to a temporary file, and then generate a table. The benefits of this over the built-in tools
(for me, at least) is that it tries to be smart about what files it includes, generates an overall coverage
percentage, and includes go files that don't have tests.
Considering this is only useful in the context of examining go test coverage, installation is geared towards simply
using go get github.com/tehbilly/coverage-table.
Run coverage-table in a directory containing a go.mod file, or pass a directory containing a go.mod file as the
first argument.