Gcovr

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- Added a test driver for gcovr.
- Improved estimation of the ``<sources>`` element when using gcovr with filters.
- Added revision and date keywords to gcovr so it is easier to identify
what version of the script users are using (especially when they are
running a snapshot from trunk).
- Addressed special case mentioned in [comment:ticket:3884:1]: do not
truncate the reported file name if the filter does not start matching
at the beginning of the string.
- Overhaul of the ``--root`` / ``--filter`` logic. This should resolve the
issue raised in 3884, along with the more general filter issue
raised in [comment:ticket:3884:1]
- Overhaul of gcovr's logic for determining gcc/g++'s original working
directory. This resolves issues introduced in the original
implementation of ``--object-directory`` (3872, 3883).
- Bugfix: gcovr was only including a ``<sources>`` element in the XML
report if the user specified ``-r`` (3869)
- Adding timestamp and version attributes to the gcovr XML report (see
3877). It looks like the standard Cobertura output reports number of
seconds since the epoch for the timestamp and a doted decimal version
string. Now, gcovr reports seconds since the epoch and
"``gcovr ``"+``__version__`` (e.g. "gcovr 2.2") to differentiate it
from a pure Cobertura report.

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- Added the ``--object-directory`` option, which allows for a flexible
specification of the directory that contains the objects generated by
gcov.
- Adding fix to compare the absolute path of a filename to an exclusion
pattern.
- Adding error checking when no coverage results are found. The line and
branch counts can be zero.
- Adding logic to process the ``-o``/``--output`` option (3870).
- Adding patch to scan for lines that look like::

creating `foo'

as well as
::

creating 'foo'

- Changing the semantics for EOL to be portable for MS Windows.
- Add attributes to xml format so that it could be used by hudson/bamboo with
cobertura plug-in.

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- Initial release as a separate package. Earlier versions of gcovr
were managed within the 'fast' Python package.