Regenerate configuration table, code coverage works in parallel runs - #445
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Run.Parallel still listed CodeCoverage as a reason the run falls back to sequential, which the parallel page already contradicts. Regenerated with generate-pesterconfiguration-docs.ps1 -Style Table against the fixed help. 🤖
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Run.Parallelrow in the configuration table said the run falls back to sequential "when CodeCoverage is enabled", which the parallel page on the same site already contradicts ("Turning onRun.Paralleldoes not cost you your coverage report").The text comes from the module, so the fix is in pester/Pester#2974. This regenerates the table from a build with that fix:
One row changed, so the rest of the page is in sync with 6.1.0. The page is ahead of the shipped module help until the next Pester release, but it describes behavior that is already released.
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