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happened to come across this tweet today, in which the developer Marco Falke shares with the public the further development compared to the current 0.22.0 version :)
since i unfortunately don't know that much about it, it would be nice if someone could explain the graphic shown for a normal user like me :-X

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FMcsvpaXMAcGCcK?format=jpg&name=small
https://twitter.com/MarcoFalke/status/1497215035617202176 (https://twitter.com/MarcoFalke/status/1497215035617202176)
https://marcofalke.github.io/btc_cov/fuzz.coverage/index.html (https://marcofalke.github.io/btc_cov/fuzz.coverage/index.html)

This is just a chart that shows how much of the source code is ran by some test program in the /tests folder. It basically measures how much of the source code (lines, functions, and if/else paths) is covered by tests and the results are grouped by directory. It is used in profiling to see which functions are called the most so they can potentially be optimized.

This is the coverage report for the "fuzz tests", a kind of test where you supply random, arbitrary data to functions and check if they crash, leak memory, or throw an exception. Other tests may have higher coverage for these folders. If you ask me, it's probably due to a lack of test cases written for these subsystems.

@NotATether
many thanks for the clarification :)
have then in relation to all the developer posts again learned something new to it

It makes me wonder if they would like to share results from unit tests coverage check. Hmmm maybe if I have nothing better to do I will launch Bitcoin Core project in Sonarqube and see results.