Generate .env.development file

[DenTray]

Description

What needs to be done?

Implement logic at the start of the initialization process to check if the .env.development file exists. If it does not exist, generate this file by creating it with necessary default content or copying from the .env.example .

Expected Outcome

What is the expected result?

The .env.development file is always present after initialization. If it was missing before, it is created automatically with the correct default configuration values.

Verification Scenarios

How can this be tested?

1. Remove or rename any existing .env.development file.

2. Run the initialization process.

3. Confirm that .env.development is created.

4. Verify the file content matches the expected default settings.

5. Run the app using the .env.development to ensure it loads configuration correctly.

6. Run initialization when .env.development already exists and confirm it is not overwritten.

7. Ensure no errors or warnings appear in console during initialization.

[artengin]

The code has been tested on a clean Laravel project and everything works as expected.