There are many programs that do not achieve 100% coverage, so Pynguin runs for a very looong time.
Therefore, the user should be able to decide if they want to reach a certain minimum coverage (e.g. 75%) and if the coverage does not increase (e.g. same coverage over 10 iterations) after that minimum, the program should stop.
There are many programs that do not achieve 100% coverage, so Pynguin runs for a very looong time. Therefore, the user should be able to decide if they want to reach a certain minimum coverage (e.g. 75%) and if the coverage does not increase (e.g. same coverage over 10 iterations) after that minimum, the program should stop.