Use a relative path for loading the JS main

[marzipankaiser]

Currently, the generated script for loading the compiled JavaScript uses an absolute path.
This prevents moving the generated files.

This makes it so a relative path is used instead.

[jiribenes]

Motivation: If you compile some Effekt file like main.effekt on the JS backend using effekt --build --backend js main.effekt, the resulting file out/main is just a thin wrapper containing the following:

#!/usr/bin/env node
require('/a/long/path/to/./out/main.js').main()

Unfortunately, this prevents any attempts at packaging the resulting application in a reasonable way since the path is absolute.
Instead, it should perhaps be a relative path like require('./main.js').main() and we then trust the packager to bundle the runner script together with the JS file.

[jiribenes]

Currently errors out on Windows with:

Error: Cannot find module './D:\a\effekt\effekt\out\tests\effekt.javascripttests\sideeffects.js'
Require stack:
- D:\a\effekt\effekt\out\tests\effekt.javascripttests\sideeffects__main.js
  [...]
  code: 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND',
  requireStack: [
    'D:\\a\\effekt\\effekt\\out\\tests\\effekt.javascripttests\\sideeffects__main.js'
  ]
}

[jiribenes]

LGTM

[jiribenes]

We also might want to check what happens on the Chez backends wrt this issue 👀

[jiribenes]

effekt/effekt/jvm/src/main/scala/effekt/Runner.scala

Lines 217 to 226 in 8c1c057

	/**
	* Creates an executable bash script besides the given `.ss` file ([[path]])
	* and returns the resulting absolute path.
	*/
	def build(path: String)(using C: Context): String =
	val out = C.config.outputPath().getAbsolutePath
	val schemeFilePath = (out / path).canonicalPath.escape
	val exeScriptPath = schemeFilePath.stripSuffix(s".$extension")
	createScript(exeScriptPath, "scheme", "--script", schemeFilePath)
	}