Add feature to fetch env variables from OS #759
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PR Description
This PR adds support for fetching environment variables directly from the OS in API Dash. Users can now specify in the environment manager that a variable should be pulled from the system's environment variables instead of being stored in API Dash. The feature enhances security by allowing users to reference sensitive credentials (e.g., API keys, tokens, passwords) without exposing them in the app.
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mainbranch before making this PRflutter upgradeand verify)flutter test) and all tests are passingAdded/updated tests?
OS on which you have developed and tested the feature?