[PERF] Pass ScenarioArgs for scenario performance tests #108303
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This is a new environment variable which will be populated by the python scripts in the dotnet/performance repository as of this PR: dotnet/performance#4485. It allows us to pass a command line argument to all of our scenario performance tests if needed.