fix: remove double quotes from pgpm env output#723
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Summary
Removes the double-quote wrapping from
pgpm envexport statements. Previously the output was:Now it outputs:
The escaping logic for backslashes and embedded quotes within values was also removed since the quotes are no longer present.
Review & Testing Checklist for Human
my passwordorp@ss$word,eval "$(pgpm env)"will break. Verify this is acceptable for all current and expected profiles (default + supabase).pgpm envandpgpm env --supabaselocally and confirm clean outputNotes