loader: replace environment variables before JSON unmarshalling#19
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Updates LoadConfig to replace environment variables in the raw JSON string before unmarshalling instead of using reflection after unmarshalling. This fixes an issue where nested loaders with interface types couldn't have their environment variables processed correctly. Environment variable values are properly escaped using Go's json.Marshal to ensure JSON structure integrity when values contain quotes, backslashes, or other special characters. Adds comprehensive tests for environment variable replacement and JSON escaping.
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