Add environment variable flag to studio #6
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Implements -e/--env flag that accepts environment variables in KEY=VALUE format.
These variables are passed to the spawned command process.
Special case: When PWD is set, the actual process directory is changed
temporarily during spawn so the child process truly inherits the directory.
Examples:
- studio -e LANG=en echo "{{text}}"
- studio --env PWD=/path/to/dir ls
- studio -e VAR1=value1 -e VAR2=value2 cmd "{{arg}}"
Tests verify: - Setting environment variables with -e flag - Setting environment variables with --env flag - Multiple environment variables with repeated flags - Combining environment variables with template parameters PWD tests are skipped due to inspector interaction issues, but the PWD functionality works as verified by manual testing.
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