GitHub Actions for CI on Linux #69
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- remove reinstallation of Tatin dependencies - always publish code coverage report
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This PR adds a GitHub Actions workflow for CI on a Ubuntu VM. It installs Dyalog APL, .NET, Tatin and Cider (the latter two currently as supplied by Dyalog APL), runs all tests that can be run in batch mode, reports failures and finally publishes the code coverage report in html format as an artifact to GitHub.
The workflow is triggered by pushes to main and pull requests to main and can be triggered manually. It might be sensible to have it run in particular intervals to catch changes to Dyalog APL or .NET breaking Cider tests.
Resolves #66.
This is probably not immediately useful since the test suite is currently failing because of #64 and #65.