Add badge for ci status and code coverage #12683
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Summary
Motivation:
there is not easy to know what our coverage is now, so I think we would better add the coverage entry to our readme.
It would make our contributors know where to increase our coverage because now it is not easy to know which line is not covered. maybe It will be more easier for our new contributor to begin his first pr via adding test for uncovered line like "node todo" project promote(https://www.nodetodo.org/next-steps/)
Test plan