Fix env file seeding and prevent duplicate environment variables #12
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Adds a hasEnvVariable function to check if environment variables already exist in the .env file before concatenating them during deployment. This prevents duplicate entries.
Adds logic to detect changes to .env.example during a git pull or merge. If .env.example was modified, the deployment process will automatically reseed the .env file to ensure environment variables are up to date.
The wasEnvExampleModified function now takes a Shell instance as a parameter instead of creating a new one internally.
Renamed addEnvFileCommand to copyEnvFileCommand and hasEnvVariable to isEnvVariableDefined for clarity.
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This PR gixes issues with environment file management during deployments by preventing duplicate env vars and automatically reseeding .env when .env.example is modified.