Accept absolute root directories in the file server #558
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The `cov:view` task generates HTML to view LCOV files using [`genhtml`](https://linux.die.net/man/1/genhtml) and then opens the main page in the local machine's browser. This is good for analysing test coverage locally. The `cov` task has also been renamed to `cov:gen`.
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Closes #557.
Also some refactors:
pathutility functions are used where appropriate.filePath/dirPathis an absolute FS path to a file or directory, whereasfileUrl/dirUrlis a syntactically absolute path but relative to the served root, consistent withreq.url. The latter were confusingly calledfileName/dirNamebefore.