Return null for missing env vars#14253
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craft\helpers\App::parseEnv()to start returningnullwhen a missing environment variable name is passed in. (Previously the$ENV_VARstring would just be returned verbatim.)This makes it possible to set config values in some environments but not others, such as a
$SECRET_KEYvariable that might be needed to connect to S3 locally, but not on production.