Automate coverage via CTest post-test hooks#1885
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Add cmake/lcov.cmake and cmake/CTestCustom.cmake.in so that lcov capture, filtering, and genhtml run automatically as CTEST_CUSTOM_POST_TEST hooks after ctest completes. Wire the coverage preset to load lcov.cmake via CMAKE_PROJECT_CppUTest_INCLUDE, and update the CI workflow to drop the manual lcov shell steps and point coverallsapp at the new output path (cpputest_build/coverage.lcov).
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Add configs so that lcov capture, filtering, and genhtml run automatically after ctest completes. Wire the coverage preset to load these configs, and update the CI workflow to drop the manual lcov shell steps and point coverallsapp at the new output path. This means the exact coverage workflow used in CI to feed coveralls can now also be run locally to produce HTML reports.