A test report beside the coverage from every run of Oxygen's tests (closes #139) ff6987682725
The test job runs cargo llvm-cov nextest with a ci profile, keeping a
JUnit report whether or not the tests pass, as OxygenFlow's now does
(its run #177: 114 tests read, 66.8% coverage).
- **Oxygen's CI writes a test report beside its coverage (#139):** the test job runs under cargo-nextest (`.config/nextest.toml`, profile `ci`) as well as cargo-llvm-cov, keeping a JUnit report whether or not the tests pass, for the hub's Tests tab.
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- **Pushing a new bookmark sends only what the remote lacks (#142).** A push was worked out against the remote's heads for that bookmark alone, so a bookmark new to the remote sent its whole history again: slow on a big repository, and OxygenHub's push protection scanned all of it (and refused a proposal's bookmark for an example key in a change main had had for weeks). The heads of every bookmark the remote lists now count as already there.
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- **A binary file's or subrepo pin's conflict can be settled from the command line (#140).** Two changes that replaced the same binary file, or moved the same subrepo pin, leave a replace conflict with no markers to edit, and every commit was refused until it was settled, which only a hosted edit could do. `oxy resolve PATH…` now settles it with what the working copy holds at the path (the file, or the subrepo's pin): the next commit is a resolution replacing every version with it. A path with no replace conflict is refused, and a choice is forgotten once committed.
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- **The object store works where hard links are refused (#141).** Android forbids apps hard links in their own storage, so the OxygenHub app's phone runner could clone nothing (`Permission denied`). Where a link is refused, objects are renamed into place with `renameat2(RENAME_NOREPLACE)`: as atomic, and still never over a name that is taken.