fix: support NYC cwd option for file pattern matching #964
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- Add support for NYC 'cwd' option in findSourceFiles function - Pass cwd option to globby for proper file pattern resolution - Add test case 'all-files-cwd' to verify cwd functionality - Update CI configuration to include new test case in matrix This fix ensures that when NYC is configured with a 'cwd' option, the file patterns are resolved relative to the specified directory instead of the current working directory.
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Ensure the new test case is included in the CI pipeline before allowing releases to be published.
… cause it uses cwd as default folder also for temp-dir
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This fix ensures that when NYC is configured with a 'cwd' option, the file patterns are resolved relative to the specified directory instead of the current working directory.