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test_runner: mark ignored branches as covered in coverage report - #63627
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When a branch leads to code that is fully ignored via /* node:coverage ignore next */, the branch should be marked as covered (count = 1) instead of uncovered (count = 0). This aligns with the existing logic that already counts fully-ignored branches as covered for summary statistics (BRF/BRH). Fixes: nodejs#61586
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Duplicate of#61598 |
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When a branch leads to code that is fully ignored via
/* node:coverage ignore next */, the branch should be marked as covered (count = 1) instead of uncovered (count = 0). This aligns with the existing logic that already counts fully-ignored branches as covered for summary statistics (BRF/BRH).Fixes: #61586