Add Tox to manage dynamic options with pytest.
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These changes support incoming updates to generated coverage reports for each separate library within the monorepo. Currently we can only get one big coverage report for the whole repo, which provides a "false" view of how well covered each individual library is. Unfortunately, the way `--cov` needs to be changed (and to continue supporting ease of use for developers), means some tool needs to be introduced to support the dynamism. Tox happens to fit this use case.
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This envvar is passed through without defining in the Tox config.
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These changes support incoming updates to generated coverage reports for each separate library within the monorepo. Currently we can only get one big coverage report for the whole repo, which provides a "false" view of how well covered each individual library is. Unfortunately, the way
--covneeds to be changed (and to continue supporting ease of use for developers), means some tool needs to be introduced to support the dynamism. Tox happens to fit this use case.