fix: removed coverage.json file, updated version and coverage badge to work #60
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Pull Request
Contributors:
@Chezka109
Issue Addressed:
This pull request addresses and resolves Issue #51.
Labels:
Infrastructure
Goal of This Pull Request:
This PR introduces updates and fixes to the badge system. The coverage badge is updated to now need a .json file anymore, the version badge is now correct.
Testing:
Operating Systems Tested On: MacOS
Screenshots:

build.yml
This runs the commands in GitHub actions to update the badges automatically using the workflow.
pytest --cov=. --cov-report=term
Will run coverage and will collect data depending on the
TOTAL
percentage.python scripts/badges.py
When this command is run, either manually or through the CI/CD pipeline, it will output either an
ERROR
orSUCCESS
message for both the coverage and version badges.Codeblock for outputs (through regex):