fix: prevent SystemExit(0) from being reported as Sentry error - #793
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The Sentry integration was incorrectly reporting
SystemExit(0)as an error.SystemExit(0)(orSystemExit(None)) indicates a clean, successful exit, often raised by CLI frameworks like click. The_before_sendhook incodecov_cli/opentelemetry.pyhas been updated to check forSystemExitwith a success code (0 or None) in thehint['exc_info']and returnNoneto prevent these events from being sent to Sentry. This eliminates false-positive error reports for normal program termination.Fixes CLI-G7
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