bench: refactor to use string interpolation in array/base/take-map

[DivitJain26]

Ref: #8647

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• Refactors JavaScript benchmarks in @stdlib/array/base/take-map to use @stdlib/string/format for string interpolation instead of string concatenation when specifying benchmark names.

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• [RFC]: use string interpolation in JavaScript benchmarks for the benchmark name (tracking issue) [RFC]: use string interpolation in JavaScript benchmarks for the benchmark name (tracking issue) #8647

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[kgryte]

LGTM