fix bundler_use_sudo for local-adhoc environment #25383
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`sudo bundle` should only be used by default in chef-managed instances where Ruby is installed system-wide.
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Followup to #25374 to fix a regression in a default deployment variable.
sudo bundleshould only be used by default in chef-managed instances, where Ruby is installed system-wide.(Note that
ruby_installerwas a legacy variable no longer currently referenced anywhere in the codebase.)