After reorganizing the code such that all the tests are located back in the same project, setting up the running of tests in-tree, and using the unittest module directly, there's been much success! Automatically suffixed .coverage files are generated per test case and merged at the end (keeping open the possibility of process-level parallelism later). The coverage report at the end after invoking `coverage combine` on the command line is as expected. There's a strange caveat, though: using the coverage.py API and calling 'coverage.Coverage().combine()' following the test runs erases the Cython coverage data from the .coverage files. I haven't poked at it much yet, as this is only a papercut for us, but if it's an issue with the Cython plug-in, I figure y'all ought to know.
Thanks again!
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