Exec py_test targets in a way that would work with --run_under=lldb

# 🚀 feature request

### Description

When you're debugging python targets that load python C extensions, it can be useful in general to run something like `lldb -- python3 -m pytest path/to/tests`. In bazel I would envision this as `bazel test --run_under=lldb :tests`, but this doesn't work currently since py_test execs a script with a shebang. I think in theory if py_test ran the equivalent of `python3 path/to/script` it could "just work" but I'm not sure.

### Describe alternatives you've considered

You can try to catch the process by launching the debugger elsewhere like `lldb --wait-for -n python3.11`, but this is a bit fragile since you could catch the wrong process

Start at the py_test execution path and trace how `bazel test --run_under=lldb :tests` invokes the generated test script. Compare the current shebang-based execution with the requested `python3 path/to/script` behavior, then verify that a Python C-extension test starts under LLDB while ordinary py_test execution remains unchanged.

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