Re-work coverage configs to support multiple proj.

Instead of 'modules' being a flat list in the configuration file,
include git project information for each module. Add a flag to enable
or disable coverage.

Test: run vts -m StandaloneLightFuzzTest
Change-Id: If93edea07f82b3025aae7c414fbfb7d03a19be3f
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tree: 05c1f0b32fa18f6c640049bb39af267f90c2a38f
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  2. doc/
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  5. harnesses/
  6. proto/
  7. runners/
  8. script/
  9. specification/
  10. sysfuzzer/
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  12. tools/
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  17. Android.bp
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README.md

Android Vendor Test Suite (VTS)

VTS consists of a set of testing frameworks and test cases, designed to help enhance the robustness, reliability, and compliance of:

  • the Android system (e.g., Core HALs and libraries) and
  • low-level system software (e.g., kernel, module, and firmware).

VTS has mainly two types of test suites:

  • automated (e.g., fuzzing) and
  • structural (e.g., gTest) testing.

While the VTS framework and test cases are designed for userdebug or eng build devices, some test cases can be run on user build devices using its app namely, VTS Agent App.