docs: add missing tool, correct coverage claim - #3
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- Current Capabilities listed only enrichr_pathway; toolserver/tools/ also has a real, tested david_annotation.py handler. Added. - Testing/Status claimed "100% coverage". A live `pytest --cov=.` run: 97% overall (every module under toolserver/ itself is 100%; setup.py is the only untested file, pulling the whole-repo total down). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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enrichr_pathway;toolserver/tools/also has a real, testeddavid_annotation.pyhandler. Added.pytest --cov=.run: 97% overall (every module undertoolserver/itself is 100%;setup.pyis the only untested file).Testing
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pytest --cov=.run and directory listing — not against the prior README text.🤖 Generated with Claude Code