fix(chisel): use config root and script dir in !export#13756
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fix(chisel): use config root and script dir in !export#13756FredPhilipy wants to merge 1 commit intofoundry-rs:masterfrom
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!exportchecks forfoundry.tomlin the current working directory and always writes to the relative pathscript/REPL.s.sol. This breaks when chisel is launched from a subdirectory or when the user has configured a customscriptdirectory infoundry.toml— the check fails or the file ends up in the wrong place.The dispatcher already holds the loaded
Configwith the correctrootandscriptpaths. This PR replaces the hardcoded paths with the config values and updates the output message to show the actual export path.