Add JaCoCo information to ReadMe and update data test #311
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Since running tests WITHOUT jacocco is more important than with the documentation does not have it and might lead to more confusion without listing how to do both.
As you found there are issues with jacoco in some cases ... running tests normally without coverage do not have the issue.
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This PR picked the necessary part of PR #296 and corrects PR #301
This overall improves the ColorRuleTest of the data class
This also allows contributors to have an express information on:
How to get JaCoCo running with the project.
How to generate test coverage reports with JaCoCo.
And where to view the test coverage report.