coverage-gap-finder

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Produces a risk-ranked list of untested critical paths and branches from a real branch-coverage report crossed with git churn, naming the specific missing cases and the smallest test that buys the most safety. Use when someone says "we have 85% coverage but I don't trust it", "what should we test ne

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Produces a risk-ranked list of untested critical paths and branches from a real branch-coverage report crossed with git churn, naming the specific missing cases and the smallest test that buys the most safety. Use when someone says "we have 85% coverage but I don't trust it", "what should we test next", "audit the suite before this release", or "which coverage gaps actually matter". Do NOT use to

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