Add environment variables to evaluation scope#341
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Update 1.6.1
The prepareScope function now includes all environment variables in the returned scope under the 'env' key. This allows scripts and evaluations to access environment variables during execution.
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This pull request updates the
regolith/evaluator.gofile to enhance the evaluation context by including all environment variables. The main change is the addition of a newenvfield to the scope, which provides access to all environment variables as a map. This will allow scripts and evaluations to reference environment variables directly.Enhancement to evaluation scope:
osandstringspackages to enable reading and parsing environment variables.envVars, mapping each variable name to its value.envfield in the scope returned byprepareScope, making environment variables available for evaluation.