CI/QA: start recording code coverage

[jrfnl]

This commit makes the necessary changes to start recording and uploading code coverage data to Coveralls.

Includes:

• Updating the GH Actions test worflow to run the high/low PHP version builds with code coverage and upload the results.
• Updating the PHPUnit config to show an inline code coverage summary and improve the filter configuration.
• Adding a code coverage badge to the README.

Not included as already in place:

• Ignoring the potentially generated code coverage files in the build/* directory to prevent it being committed.
• Adding a script to the composer.json file to run code coverage.

Notes:

• Coverage will be recorded using Xdebug as the code coverage driver.
• The php-coveralls/php-coveralls package is used to convert the coverage information from a format as generated by PHPUnit to a format as can be consumed by Coveralls.
  • As this package is only needed for the upload to Coveralls, the package has not been added it to the composer.json file, but will be (global) installed in the GH Actions workflow only.
  • The php-coveralls/php-coveralls package is not 100% compatible with PHP 8.x (yet), so for uploading the coverage generated using PHP 8.x, we switch to PHP 7.4 for uploading the code coverage reports.
• Coveralls requires a token to identify the repo and prevent unauthorized uploads.
  This token has been added to the repository secrets.
  People with admin access to the GH repo automatically also have access to the admin settings in Coveralls.
  If ever needed, the Coveralls token can be found (and regenerated) in the Coveralls admin for a repo.
  After regeneration, the token as stored in the GH repo Settings -> Secrets and Variables -> Actions -> Repository secrets should be updated.
• As the workflow sends multiple code coverage reports to Coveralls, we need to tell it to process those reports in parallel and give each report a unique name.
  That's what the COVERALLS_PARALLEL and COVERALLS_FLAG_NAME` settings are about.
• The coveralls-finish job will signal to Coveralls that all reports have been uploaded.
  This basically gives the "okay" to Coveralls to report on the changes in code coverage via a comment on a GitHub PR as well as via a status check.

The pertinent Coveralls settings used for this repo are:

• "Only send aggregate Coverage updates to SCM": enabled
• "Leave comments": enabled
• "(Comment) Format": compact
• "Use Status API": enabled
• "Coverage threshold for failure": 95%
• "Coverage decrease threshold for failure": 1.0%