fix(build): missing environment variable

[NyanKiyoshi]

ENVIRONMENT env var was missing which caused to upload using s3 to s3://bucket//<dist-files> where the // should have been /<env>/

Scope of the change

• I confirm I added ripples for changes (see src/ripples) or my feature doesn't contain any user-facing changes
• I used analytics "trackEvent" for important events

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 48.63%. Comparing base (3dd76e2) to head (fc8bcbd).

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+ Hits        22436    22441       +5     
+ Misses      22471    22466       -5     
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