chore: Re-apply the repo-ci-baseline Template

[mpaulosky]

Why

Re-Apply the repo-ci-baseline Template so this repo carries the Template changes from mpaulosky/dotfiles#185.

What changed

• f3c1ca2 Apply commit, apply.sh output alone: brings fix: Make Codecov's patch and project checks informational dotfiles#185.
  • codecov.yml

Verification

• The Apply commit is exactly apply.sh's output on a branch up to date with main.
• The pre-push gate (scripts/gate.sh) passed on f3c1ca2.

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 85.63%. Comparing base (d69fb63) to head (f3c1ca2).

Additional details and impacted files

@@           Coverage Diff           @@
##             main     #258   +/-   ##
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  Coverage   85.63%   85.63%           
=======================================
  Files          75       75           
  Lines        1566     1566           
  Branches      186      186           
=======================================
  Hits         1341     1341           
  Misses        190      190           
  Partials       35       35           

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Test Results Summary

485 tests  ±0   485 ✅ ±0   22s ⏱️ -5s
  9 suites ±0     0 💤 ±0 
  9 files   ±0     0 ❌ ±0 

Results for commit f3c1ca2. ± Comparison against base commit d69fb63.

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Claude Review

The PR changes only codecov.yml. It replaces coverage.status.patch: true and project: true with default statuses marked informational: true, plus a comment explaining why. Codecov will still report patch and project coverage on every PR, but those checks always pass. The coverage gate is left to ci.yml's threshold check; CLAUDE.md says CI fails below 60% line coverage. This stops Codecov's base-relative targets (effectively 100% on a fully covered repo) from failing a check that PR Auto-Merge would treat as blocking.

The new YAML is valid Codecov syntax at the right level, alongside the existing changes: false and default_rules. Codecov posts informational statuses as success, so they can't block a merge, and nothing else in the config changes.

Things I'm relying on but couldn't check here:

• Codecov's documented behaviour that informational: true always reports success, including when no upload arrives.
• That ci.yml does enforce .github/ci/coverage-threshold as the comment says. I didn't open ci.yml or that threshold file.
• That codecov.yml is managed by the repo-ci-baseline Template. The head commit is a Template Apply, so I assume this change comes from the Template; if it doesn't, the next Apply could overwrite it.

The only diff piece, 001.diff (codecov.yml), was read in full; no files were excluded or left unreviewed.

Verdict: no problems found. Safe to merge.

No findings.