fix: Permit overriding of JSA file location using ENV variable - #9073
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The construct introduced in #8708 to "Allow overriding default JSA file location" doesn't work.
E.g. running docker run --rm -e 'JRUBY_JSA=/tmp' jruby:10.0.2.0 ruby --version fails with /opt/jruby/bin/ruby: 814: /opt/jruby/bin/jruby.sh: jruby_jsa_file: is read only.
The fix seems to be trivial.