Fix fwreinit failing to find server when web.webroot is set in server.json

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When a server is started with a custom web.webroot in server.json (common in module development setups using test-harness as the webroot), fwreinit fails with "No server configurations found" because it was discovering servers by matching the CWD against the server's webroot path.

Changes

• Server lookup by name instead of path — replaces getServerInfoByDiscovery(getCWD(), name) with getServerInfoByDiscovery(name=arguments.name), bypassing the webroot path mismatch entirely
• Auto-resolve server name from server.json — adds getDefaultServerName() which reads the server name registered in server.json via getServerInfoByDiscovery(serverConfigFile="server.json"), making the name parameter self-populating without user input
• Null-safe fallback — guards against missing server.json or unregistered servers by checking keyExists("name") before returning

private function getDefaultServerName(){
    var serverInfo = serverService.getServerInfoByDiscovery( serverConfigFile = "server.json" );
    return serverInfo.keyExists( "name" ) ? serverInfo.name : "";
}

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Pull request overview

Fixes fwreinit server discovery when a CommandBox server is started with a custom web.webroot in server.json by shifting discovery away from CWD/webroot matching and toward server-name-based lookup.

Changes:

• Default the name argument to the server name discovered from server.json.
• Update server discovery to use getServerInfoByDiscovery( name = ... ) instead of CWD-based discovery.
• Adjust the “no server found” messaging to include the name being searched for.

[Copilot]

Switching to name-only discovery means coldbox reinit can no longer fall back to discovering the running server by the current working directory. If getDefaultServerName() returns an empty string (e.g., no server.json in the CWD or the server isn’t registered), getServerInfoByDiscovery( name = "" ) will likely return no match where the previous CWD-based discovery would have succeeded. Consider adding a fallback: if arguments.name is blank (or the name lookup returns an empty struct), attempt discovery using the CWD (or the server.json path) before failing.

Suggested change

	var serverInfo = serverService.getServerInfoByDiscovery( name = arguments.name );
	if ( !structCount( serverInfo ) ) {
	var serverInfo = {};
	// Try name-based discovery first if we have a non-blank name
	if ( len( trim( arguments.name ) ) ) {
	serverInfo = serverService.getServerInfoByDiscovery( name = arguments.name );
	}
	// Fallback: attempt discovery using the server.json in the current working directory
	if ( !structCount( serverInfo ) ) {
	serverInfo = serverService.getServerInfoByDiscovery( serverConfigFile = "server.json" );
	}
	if ( !structCount( serverInfo ) ) {