In case of a monorepo project (e.g. Python + Go) `go.mod` might be
located somewhere in nested directories, but not in the project root.

Usage of `Path:new('.')` won't work well in that case, because it is actually
a current working directory (cwd).

Change to `Path:new(vim.fn.expand("%:p"))` adds nested modules support,
since `go.mod` search will be started from the location of the current file
(opened in the buffer)

https://neovim.io/doc/user/builtin.html
> %		current file name
> :p		expand to full path

adding lazyvim usage

This patch removes the compiler flags "--compile=min" and "-O0" from the
default command. There have been lots of improvements on the Julia side
since this command was first included (see PR andythigpen#2). The flags were
included to reduce the latency by interpreting instead of compiling the
code. In modern Julia versions (probably since 1.9 where native code
caching was introduced) this is not a necessary strategy anymore, and,
for this specific usecase, only causes the command to be a lot slower.

Example timings for one of my packages:
```
$ time julia --compile=min -O0 -e 'using CoverageTools; LCOV.writefile("lcov.info", process_folder("src"))'
real    0m8,380s
user    0m8,259s
sys     0m0,178s

$ time julia -e 'using CoverageTools; LCOV.writefile("lcov.info", process_folder("src"))'
real    0m1,562s
user    0m1,548s
sys     0m0,080s
```

…fault

feat: support nested go modules (monorepo)

✨feat(filetype): Coverage summary now set the filetype `coverage`.

Update README.md with lazyvim instructions

Fixed typo in doc/nvim-coverage.txt

Various improvements to Julia configuration

Add Swift support

…acoco

feat: Add java jacoco coverage support