I would like to know if there is a way that I can generate an HTML coverage report that also includes statements covered on the tests themselves.
Regarding the merits of doing such a thing, I would like to see that my tests are as useful as the rest of my code. I've become accustomed to including my test code coverage in python and this is something I find helpful.
Update for clarification:
People seem to think I'm talking about testing my tests. I'm not. I just want to see that the statements in my tests are definitely being hit in the HTML coverage report. For example, code coverage on a function in my application might show me that everything's been hit, but it won't necessarily show me that every boundary has been tested. Seeing statements lit up in my test sources show me that I wrote my test well enough. Yes, better factored code shouldn't be so complex as to need that assurance, but sometimes things just aren't better.