Fix screenshot directory resolution under Bazel CI sandboxing in resultdb-reporter.mjs
When web-test-runner executes inside a CI Tryjob wrapper (like
kitchen-checkout or Bazel sandboxing), the process current working
directory (PWD) is set to the repo root rather than the polygerrit-ui
subdirectory.
Because getExistingDir('screenshots/Chromium/failed') previously
evaluated paths relative to PWD, fs.existsSync() returned false in CI
sandboxes where screenshots reside in
polygerrit-ui/screenshots/Chromium/failed/.
This change updates resultdb-reporter.mjs to resolve the screenshots
directory unconditionally relative to the absolute path of
import.meta.url, ensuring robust and universal side-by-side screenshot
uploading across all Tryjob environments.
Google-bug-id: b/510899910
Release-Notes: skip
Change-Id: I2c1b034781de5c0fbfeae951102f06182816d2b0
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