Snav: Beautify snav test results on failure

Changes:
1) Don't replace to '\n'.
2) Remove duplicated information.
3) Add detailed information about each step.

Example:
- Before:
[FAIL] [snav-fragmented-link-partially-offscreen] Focus movements:\n[["Down","a"]\n["Down","a"]\n["Down","b"]\n["Down","b"]\n["Down","b"]\n["Down","b"]]\n
  assert_equals: step 3: expected focus b, actual focus a expected Element node <a href="#" id="b">bbbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb</a> but got Element node <a href="#" id="a">aaa</a>

- After:
[FAIL] [snav-fragmented-link-partially-offscreen] Focus movements: [["Down","a"],["Down","a"],["Down","b"],["Down","b"],["Down","b"],["Down","b"]]
  assert_equals: step 3 ["Down","b"]: expected Element node <a href="#" id="b">bbbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb</a> but got Element node <a href="#" id="a">aaa</a>

What is 'duplicated information'?:
info1: 'expected focus b, actual focus a'
info2: 'expected Element node <a href="#" id="b">bbbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb</a> but got Element node <a href="#" id="a">aaa</a>'

info1 and info2 are actually same each other. Rather such duplication causes confusing.
This CL removes info1 from snav-testharness.js(info2 is from testharness.js).

Change-Id: I1dac2f09fc75a9b094e2157165ba883bad9b0f69
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/5740776
Reviewed-by: Fredrik Söderquist <fs@opera.com>
Commit-Queue: JunHo Seo <junho0924.seo@lge.com>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#1333423}
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