Update monorepo readme to use the develop branch for package test badges #1439
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Since we don't merge to the downstream masters unless tests pass there is little point having the test badges there. Instead we want to know if something broke when pushing a change that is running in the downstream context.
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Coverage 100.00% 100.00%
- Complexity 1709 3418 +1709
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Files 180 360 +180
Lines 4642 9284 +4642
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Since we don't merge to the downstream masters unless tests pass there is little point having the test badges there. Instead we want to know if something broke when pushing a change that is running in the downstream context.