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Add CI workflow code coverage (GCov + Coveralls) (#549)

Recovered features from Travis CI, stopped since 2023

## Summary

The active GitHub Actions CI builds and runs the unit tests and the
example, but it does **not** compute code coverage. Coverage was only
ever wired up in the (now defunct) `.travis.yml`, even though the build
system still supports it (`SQLITECPP_USE_GCOV` CMake option) and the
README still advertises a Coveralls badge.

This PR adds a dedicated `Coverage` workflow that restores coverage
reporting on GitHub Actions.

## What it does

- New `.github/workflows/coverage.yml`: a single Linux/GCC job (gcov is
GCC-only in `CMakeLists.txt`) that
- configures with `-DSQLITECPP_USE_GCOV=ON -DSQLITECPP_BUILD_TESTS=ON
-DSQLITECPP_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON`,
- runs `ctest`, which executes **both** registered tests `UnitTests` and
`Example1Run`, so library coverage is driven by the unit tests *and* the
example,
- captures with `lcov`, excluding `/usr`, `googletest`, `sqlite3`,
`examples` and `tests` (mirroring the old Travis exclusions),
- publishes to **Coveralls** via `coverallsapp/github-action@v2`,
matching the existing Coveralls badge.

## Notes for review

- Coveralls (not Codecov) was chosen to match the existing badge /
project history. Easy to switch if preferred.
- The repo must be enabled on coveralls.io for the upload to appear; the
action uses `GITHUB_TOKEN` (no extra secret needed for public repos).
- CHANGELOG entry will be added in a follow-up commit once this PR
number is known.

673 of 686 relevant lines covered (98.1%)

29.54 hits per line

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