.testing: Codecov upload uses Github Actions token #490
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Anonymous uploads to Codecov are throttled (though it is not clear if this is happening on the Codecov or the GitHub Actions side). Regardless, the advice to get around this throttling seems to be to use the Codecov token associated with the project.
The .testing Makefile was modified to use this token if provided, and the GitHub Actions environment now attempts to fetch this from the secrets of the repository.
Hopefully individual groups can set this for their own projects, and it will fall back to anonymous upload if unset, but I guess we'll have to see how this plays out.