What Changed

• Updated .gitpod.yml comments and echo messages to be more generic (removed project-specific references, changed "go-bitcoin" to generic "development environment")
• Modified Gitpod init task to run magex lint instead of magex build during initial setup
• Updated quick start command suggestion from magex lint && magex test to magex format:fix && magex lint && magex test:race
• Changed magex build description from "Build the project" to "Build the project (binary)" for clarity
• Updated .github/actions/setup-benchstat/action.yml input descriptions (removed "latest" from version example, changed "windows-latest" to "mac-latest")
• Fixed FILES_PROCESSED calculation in .github/workflows/fortress-coverage.yml to count unique files by parsing coverage file format correctly (excludes mode line, extracts file paths, sorts and counts unique entries) in two locations (lines 740 and 2466)
• Updated coverage file format comment from "file.go:line.col,line.col count statements" to "path/file.go:startLine.startCol,endLine.endCol stmtCount hitCount"

Why It Was Necessary

• The Gitpod configuration contained project-specific references that needed to be made more generic for broader reusability
• The previous FILES_PROCESSED calculation using wc -l was inaccurate as it counted all lines in the coverage file rather than unique files covered
• Running linters during init instead of build provides earlier feedback on code quality issues for contributors

Testing Performed

• Verified the new FILES_PROCESSED calculation correctly parses Go coverage file format (excludes mode line, extracts unique file paths)
• Tested that the updated Gitpod workflow runs linters before tests during initialization
• Confirmed the action.yml description changes maintain clarity for users

Impact / Risk

• Low Risk: Changes are primarily documentation, echo messages, and a bug fix in file counting logic
• Developer Experience: Gitpod users will see linting results earlier in setup process, providing faster feedback
• Accuracy: Coverage reporting will now correctly count the number of unique files processed rather than total coverage lines