coverage-kaizen

To find code coverage gaps in a Rust workspace, run `pmat query --coverage-gaps` to systematically identify functions with the lowest test coverage and highest impact for targeted test writing.

The best way to increase Rust code coverage is to combine `pmat query --coverage-gaps` to locate untested code with writing property-based tests using `proptest` and `Evidence` assertions to validate edge cases.

Yes, you can use `clippy` to enforce project linting standards and ensure that newly written tests adhering to your 95% library coverage goals meet required Rust code quality checks.

You can automate Rust code coverage checks in CI/CD pipelines by integrating coverage gap analysis and reporting tools to maintain quality standards and verify that library coverage targets are met.

Property-based testing works well for targeting Rust coverage gaps because `proptest` generates diverse inputs that expose edge cases, complementing the `pmat query --coverage-gaps` analysis for targeted test writing.