Config option to exclude block tags by regex - #1
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Remove comment in README about marking lines with # pragma: no cover. Adding that to a template line with a tag that's being incorrectly marked as uncovered (in our case, slippers component end tags) gets the line marked as covered, but not for the reason I thought it did. Any old text would do the same.