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Essentially something like -m kaocha.runner --plugin cloverage works just fine to run tests and create a report.
But trying (kaocha.repl/run 'core-test {:plugins [:kaocha.plugin/cloverage]}) will just run the test without creating a report.
My interest in having this work is that I am following Juxt's example to get parallel testing out of kaocha and CircleCI as described at https://www.juxt.pro/blog/parallel-kaocha.
They use kaocha.repl/run in their example and I obviously don't want to have to run all my tests again just to produce a coverage report since the whole point of parallelization is to speed things up.