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Switched coverage reporter to coveralls - #249
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Switched coverage reporter to coveralls
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This pull request switches from CodeClimate's test coverage reports to coveralls.io, which gives line by line code coverage information. If you have TravisCI setup for your fork, you only need to create an account on coveralls.io and turn it on for your repository. You don't need to add an API key to the travis.yml file.