chore(deps): update dependency coverage to v7.16.2

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
coverage	==7.16.1 → ==7.16.2

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coveragepy/coveragepy (coverage)

v7.16.2

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• Fix: on Python 3.14 and later, a for loop completing immediately before a
  function return could mistakenly report an uncovered branch. This is now
  fixed, closing issue 2168_.

• Fix: on Python 3.14 and later, the else clause of a try whose body is
  a with statement could incorrectly be reported as covered when the
  with raised. This is now fixed, closing issue 2289_.

• Fix: with dynamic_context = test_function, test methods written as
  @staticmethod or @classmethod were not given a context of their own.
  Now they are, on Python 3.11 and later. Closes issue 1923_.

.. _issue 1923: #​1923
.. _issue 2168: #​2168
.. _issue 2289: #​2289

.. _changes_7-16-1:

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[claude]

Looks good, straightforward dev dependency version bump. What was reviewed: the single-line change in requirements-dev.txt bumping coverage from 7.16.1 to 7.16.2 (patch release with bug fixes only, no API changes); confirmed no other files are touched.

Extended reasoning...

The diff touches only requirements-dev.txt, bumping the pinned coverage package (a dev/test tool used via pytest-cov) from 7.16.1 to 7.16.2. No source code, tests, or documentation are affected, and there is no security-sensitive surface involved. This is a mechanical Renovate-generated patch bump with a small, well-documented upstream changelog, making it safe to approve without further human review.