Capture function coverage #20
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When importing the modules using the `scripts/coverage.mjs` script I got an import error because the dynamodb utils use the main utils, and were importing them by directory. I do not understand JS import rules enough to debug this properly, so we just import from the `index.js` instead. Let's see if the CI passes and we can actually use the functions.
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Motivation
We should be transparent about which functions are covered and which aren't. This helps our users understand our current status, and indicate that we are not 100% complete with our implementation.
To aid with this process, I have created #19 which lists the functions we support, and encourage users to list/upvote their suggestions.
In turn, to support this I have added a script to capture the functions we implement, and to print them out to the console. We may automate this procedure in the process if it gets too arduous.
The example output from this script can be seen in the "Currently implemented functions" section of the linked issue.
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