Support passing attributes on the command line

Seems like this has been discussed in various places, but I'm not sure if there's a single issue that tracks this. Feel free to close in favor of one of those.

In https://github.com/google/zerocopy/pull/2982, we're adding a #[zerocopy(on_error = skip/fail)] attribute that would allow code to compile even if a type derives a trait which it can't implement, e.g.:

use zerocopy::*;

// Can't be `FromBytes` because `bool: !FromBytes`
#[derive(IntoBytes, FromBytes)]
#[zerocopy(on_error = skip)]
struct Foo(bool);

This is especially useful in conjunction with bindgen. Many zerocopy users add zerocopy derives to bindgen-generated types, but need to jump through significant hoops (such as the hoops that Fuchsia jumps through) in order to avoid adding #[derive(Xxx)] on a type that can't support the trait being derived.

Once this attribute is supported, they can unconditionally add all zerocopy traits and add #[zerocopy(on_error = skip)] to ensure everything compiles regardless of which traits are supported.

Currently, bindgen doesn't support a flag to automatically add attributes to derived types, so this would have to be done as a post-processing step. It'd be great if such a flag were supported. Note that this is a soft blocker for the Linux kernel to be able to use zerocopy.

Start by reviewing bindgen's command-line options and the derived-type generation path; no repository file or test is named in the issue. Define how a flag should add zerocopy attributes to generated types, including the requested unconditional derives and on_error behavior, then add coverage showing the generated bindings compile.