Update the script to check coverage generation is enabled, and provide a sensible error message if it is not.
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Coverage can be useful for debugging unfamiliar code. If the bug causes a non-zero exit, then we still want the coverage to be generated.
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The new `tint-generate-coverage` CMake target can be used with the clang toolchain to generate a `lcov.info` file at the root of the project, along with a `coverage.summary` human readable plain text file.
The `lcov.info` file can then be used by various tools to display code coverage information in your IDE / code editor.
Useful for ensuring decent test coverage.
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