fix: use relaxed syntax for executeScript argument
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This PR relaxes the valid syntax for the
executeScriptcommand argument.Currently, the input argument must be an array, which is not obvious - only the WDIO client requires this syntax; all other clients accept a dictionary or map.
With this change, the array brackets are made optional.