ci: Replace custom JEST_TEST_BALANCER env var with --testResultsProcessor#116661
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It seemed like the env-var was really only used to restrict this command
pnpm run test-cifrom being run locally withtests/js/test-balancer/index.jsinvolved.Before
jest-balance.jsonwas committed to the repo, so preventing people from updating and committing it by accident was a good idea.But, we don't need that anymore because we run the balancer in CI and the output is automatically captured and stashed in a github artifact for other CI runs to use. So it's actually a benefit to run things locally as we can test that the output
jest-balance.jsoncontains reasonable data inside.