eshost fails inscrutably when the file starts with a string literal

Create a file tmp.js containing 'a|b'.split('|').forEach(print), then run eshost tmp.js (assuming the existence of eshost-cli). On my machine, at least, this produces output along the lines of

#### Chakra

SyntaxError: Expected ';'

#### engine262

SyntaxError: Unexpected token

#### GraalJS

SyntaxError: f-1634278503297-82335-eko3b0.sec9l.js:1:5 Expected ; but found const

#### Hermes

SyntaxError: ';' expected

#### JavaScriptCore

SyntaxError: Unexpected keyword 'const'. Parse error.

#### SpiderMonkey

SyntaxError: unexpected token: keyword 'var':

#### V8

SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'var'

#### XS

SyntaxError: missing ;

Poking around some, it looks like the problem is that it's attempting to inject the header with a regex which matches '', i.e., it is trying to insert the header between the '' and the .split, which obviously isn't going to work.

Start with lib/ConsoleAgent.js around lines 307-310, then reproduce the issue by creating tmp.js with the string-literal example and running eshost tmp.js. Inspect how the header injection handles the empty-string match. Done means the command no longer produces syntax errors across the listed hosts.