fix!: get/set env variables via env table#294
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this removes the old "virtual global table" which allows getting environment variables via just their names in lua. this means: an environment variable (like TERM) would need to be accessed via the `env` table instead of just using TERM in lua. `TERM` -> `env.TERM` they can also be set via `env.VARIABLE = 'value'
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this is a breaking change. only merge this on a new major version (hilbish 3)
this removes the old "virtual global table" which allows getting environment variables via just their names in lua.
this means:
an environment variable (like TERM) would need to be accessed via the
envtable instead of just using TERM in lua.TERM->env.TERMthey can also be set via `env.VARIABLE = 'value'