Add report-only output mode

[Claude]

Implements a --output-mode report-only option that suppresses intermediate file analysis and outputs only the final summary table. Addresses scenarios where detailed file reports are unnecessary (logging, CI summaries, etc).

Changes

• Added reportOnly to OutputMode enum and updated configuration parsing to recognize "report-only" string value
• Created ReportOnlyOutputGenerator that implements OutputGenerator interface with no-op addFileReport() and summary-only terminate()
• Updated OutputGeneratorModule factory to instantiate the new generator based on mode selection
• Added comprehensive test coverage including tests verifying file reports are suppressed and only the summary table is output

Usage

# CLI argument
git diff origin/main | pull_request_coverage --output-mode report-only

# YAML config
output-mode: report-only

Output comparison

CLI/Markdown modes: Detailed file reports with uncovered lines + summary table
Report-only mode: Summary table only

           Report            | Current value | Threshold |   
-----------------------------|---------------|-----------|---
 Lines that should be tested |      89       |           |   
   Ignored untested lines    |       0       |           |   
     Lines missing tests     |       6       |     -     | - 
        Coverage rate        |    93.26%     |     -     | -

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[talesbarreto]

@claude[agent], instead of creating a new output generator, let's add a boolean getter to the OutputGenerator interface called reportOnly.

report-only will be a new user option entirely. When the user sets --report-only true, both implementations CliOutputGenerator, MarkdownOutputGenerator, depending on which one was chosen by the user, will have this flag set to true.

In both implementations, if reportOnly is true, addFileReport returns immediately.

Also, update the README.md to document the reportOnly setting.

[Claude]

@claude[agent], instead of creating a new output generator, let's add a boolean getter to the OutputGenerator interface called reportOnly.

report-only will be a new user option entirely. Whe...

Done! Refactored per your feedback in commit e4decce.

Changes:

• Added reportOnly boolean getter to OutputGenerator interface
• Added reportOnly boolean field to UserSettings (default: false)
• Both CliOutputGenerator and MarkdownOutputGenerator check the flag and return early from addFileReport() when true
• Deleted ReportOnlyOutputGenerator class
• Removed reportOnly from OutputMode enum
• Added report-only user setting to UserSettingsRegister
• Updated UserSettingsRepositoryImpl to parse the boolean flag
• Updated tests to verify both generators suppress output when reportOnly: true
• Documented the setting in README.md

Usage:

# CLI mode
git diff origin/main | pull_request_coverage --report-only true

# Markdown mode  
git diff origin/main | pull_request_coverage --output-mode markdown --report-only true

The flag now works independently with both output modes as intended.

[Claude]

@claude[agent] merge this

I don't have the ability to merge pull requests. You'll need to merge this PR using GitHub's interface or the gh CLI tool.

The implementation is complete and ready for merge:

• All tests pass (64/64)
• Manual testing confirms the --report-only flag works with both cli and markdown modes
• Documentation updated in README.md

You can merge via:

• GitHub web interface: Click the "Merge pull request" button
• CLI: gh pr merge (if you have the GitHub CLI installed)