Return ExecutionStatusMarkedAsFailed when exec.test.fail() is called

[AgnesToulet]

SHOULD ONLY BE MERGED AFTER https://github.com/grafana/k6-cloud-testcoordinator/pull/373

What?

This PR adds a new status to mark the end of a test: ExecutionStatusMarkedAsFailed that should be set when execution.test.fail() is called in the test.

Why?

This will allow to return a better status in the Cloud. For now, the associated k6-cloud-testcoordinator PR uses this to return cloudapi.RunStatusAbortedUser (as if the test was interrupted with abort) but we could work with the cloud team next to introduce a new status.

Note, that an alternative to this if we only want to focus on the short-term solution would be to use ExecutionStatusInterrupted instead. Then, we wouldn't need the PR in k6-cloud-testcoordinator to return cloudapi.RunStatusAbortedUser (as it's already the case when ExecutionStatusInterrupted is received).

Checklist

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• I have added tests for my changes. (integration tests added here: https://github.com/grafana/k6-cloud-integration-tests/pull/137)
• I have run linter and tests locally (make check) and all pass.

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Related PR(s)/Issue(s)

Tests availabel here: https://github.com/grafana/k6-cloud-integration-tests/pull/137

Part of https://github.com/grafana/k6-cloud/issues/4022

[AgnesToulet]

Thanks for the review but I actually have to split this into two PRs.
The first one here should be merged first, then the test-coordinator one to handle this new status and then this one to actually use it.