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I want to track test coverage as I work through the upstream issue backlog, so I added an undercover-based flow that mirrors how `make test-unit` already runs each file in its own Cask Emacs process.
The Makefile gets `make coverage` and `make coverage-clean`. A new helper at `tests/run-coverage-file.el` instruments `org-drill.el` before the source is loaded. Undercover merges per-file results into a single simplecov JSON at `.coverage/simplecov.json`. I added `undercover` as a Cask development dep and `.coverage/` to `.gitignore` so the report stays local.
I also renamed `make install` to `make setup`. The old name read like "deploy the package onto my system," but the target only installs Cask deps into the local `.cask/` directory. `setup` is closer to what it actually does, and all the internal `: install` prerequisites move with it.
Baseline at this commit is 10.8% (208/1928 lines on org-drill.el).
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The persist package moved to the nongnu ELPA archive years ago. The existing gnu/melpa/org sources couldn't resolve it, so cask install failed and make test-unit was unrunnable. Unblocks the test suite.
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- Update headers to standard
- Add Makefile, Cask and docker scripts
- Add test directory
- .gitignore
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