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docs: add Scrutinizer coverage badge to README - #129
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Summary
Adds the Scrutinizer test coverage badge to the README, right next to the existing code quality badge, and records it in the changelog.
Scrutinizer already tracks coverage for
mainand currently reports 95% (badges/coverage.png?b=main), so the badge is live rather than a placeholder.About the local coverage number
go test -cover ./...only credits a package with the tests that live inside it. In this repo most behavior is exercised by the integration suites intest/, so per-package numbers understate the real coverage. To attribute every package correctly:Changes
README.md— add the Scrutinizer Code Coverage badge (links to themainbranch report, matching the quality badge).CHANGELOG.md—[Unreleased]entry.Checks
python3 scripts/check-docs.pypasses (22 Markdown files, 3 runnable Go examples).