ci: Run tests and generate coverage for all modules#4238
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Expands the Gradle commands in the reusable Android build and test workflows to explicitly run unit tests, instrumented tests, and generate Kover reports for every module in the project. This ensures that test and coverage metrics are comprehensive across the entire codebase. Additionally, this change enables Gradle build scan publishing only within a CI environment. Signed-off-by: James Rich <2199651+jamesarich@users.noreply.github.com>
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This reverts commit 54a90a9.
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Expands the Gradle commands in the reusable Android build and test workflows to explicitly run unit tests, instrumented tests, and generate Kover reports for every module in the project.
This ensures that test and coverage metrics are comprehensive across the entire codebase.
Additionally, this change enables Gradle build scan publishing only within a CI environment.