The errors were usually in tests themselves. Are you arguing that tests need their own tests to test that they are testing the right thing? Usually I think people believe that tests do not need to be tested and should not be tested, i.e., that you measure "100% coverage" against non-test code alone.
I don't think anyone could disagree: you could never exceed 0% code coverage if your definition was recursive (i.e. included tests, tests-of-tests, tests-of-tests-of-tests, ...).