Improve "blaze run --direct_run".

In particular:

- Make it support --script_path
- Make it add command line arguments specified on the command line to tests
- Remove a stale comment

This introduces the following differences in behavior wrt. --nodirect_run:

- Tests are run through the test setup script and get the environment variables specific to tests
- --test_arg arguments will be on the command line of test targets
- The script written by --script_path overwrites the environment of the binary with the client environment at the time of "blaze run" (for binaries) or the proper test environment (for tests)

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