bench: refactor to use string interpolation in `array/base/cunone`
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Resolves a part of #8647
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- Refactors the JavaScript benchmark in
@stdlib/array/base/cunoneto use@stdlib/string/formatfor string interpolation instead of string concatenation when specifying the benchmark name
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- Resolves a part of #8647
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