fix(cron): fall back to default scripts dir when running under a profile (#49158) - #49319
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Fixes #49158. When a gateway runs under a profile (e.g., personal), HERMES_HOME is set to ~/.hermes/profiles/personal, causing script resolution to look in the profile's scripts/ directory instead of the shared ~/.hermes/scripts/. This adds a fallback: if a relative script path is not found in the profile's scripts dir, also check the default HERMES_HOME/scripts/ directory. The fallback is path-traversal validated to prevent escape.