feat: allow merging test reports via a glob pattern - #10700
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Resolves #10699. This adds the functionality to use a glob pattern instead for
--merge-reportsCLI option. This is useful for merging coverage reports across multiple subdirectories in say, a monorepo that's not using vitest's projects option.Note that I'm not sure this is the correct architectural boundary; ideally, collection of files happens at the interface level before it's passed to
readBlobs, but I didn't want to do a massive refactor. So this is a bit hairy. I also wasn't sure whether to add a new command line argument like--globto make the usage explicit instead of overriding the string, but given both--includeand--excludeuseisDynamicPatternto runtime swap between them, I figured this was the idiomatic choice.Updates docs/docstrings and adds a single e2e test.