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Handling multiple files of the same name #17
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If your directory structure is nested, and contains multiple files of the same name, the coverage output gets clobbered.
Thus, if your structure looked like this:
previously you would only see coverage for one of these two files. With this change, the coverage for both files will be shown.
Interestingly, the CSS already accounted for this by colouring the path grey and the filename white, but the jscoverage output did not.
This fixes the problem.