Add zero-padding to iteration numbers in result filenames #50
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Description
Adds zero-padding to CoreMark-PRO iteration result filenames to ensure proper numerical sorting when running 10 or more iterations.
Before/After Comparison
Before: Files sorted as run_1, run_10, run_11, ..., run_2, run_3 (lexicographic order).
After: Files sorted as run_01, run_02, ..., run_10, run_11, run_12 (numerical order with minimal zero-padding).
Clerical Stuff
This closes #37
Relates to JIRA: RPOPC-287