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fix: preserve coverage failure diagnostics - #22
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Coverage failures currently hide Forge stdout inside a truncated Node Buffer. In aave-helpers #806, all 311 ordinary tests passed before coverage failed, but 36,520 bytes of its stdout were omitted, leaving the cause unknown.
Run coverage directly in a Bash step so complete stdout and stderr reach the job log and a nonzero status fails the step. Disable the formatter action's embedded coverage command to avoid running coverage twice. Diagnostics stay in GitHub-masked job logs rather than unmasked raw-log artifacts.