[K/N] A bit cleaner reflection of code coverage state in docs.
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Kotlin/Native has a code coverage support that is based on Clang's
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[Source-based Code Coverage](https://clang.llvm.org/docs/SourceBasedCodeCoverage.html).
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**Please note**:
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1. Coverage support is in it's very early days and is in active development. Known issues are:
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## **Please note**:
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1. ⚠️ Coverage support is far from being ready for usage. Known issues are:
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* Coverage information may be inaccurate.
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* Line execution counts may be wrong.
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* The thing might just not work.
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2. Most of described functionality will be incorporated into Gradle plugin.
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# Code Coverage usage sample
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⚠️ Kotlin/Native support for code coverage is [far from beign ready](../../CODE_COVERAGE.md). Anything might be broken.
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This example shows how to collect coverage information during execution of the test suite.
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Please note that this functionality will be incorporated into Gradle plugin so you won't need to do it by hand in the nearest future.
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