Pass USER as envvar when relaunching valet using sudo. Fixes #904 #943
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This is a workaround to fix #904. Root cause is VSCode yielding the wrong output for
lognamewhen launched from the Dock / Spotlight / Finder (see microsoft/vscode#96463). This bug in VSCode preventsvalet sharefrom working properly, when invoked from VSCode's terminal.This workaround makes
valet sharework properly again in that case: when relaunching valet usingsudoit will take in the current$USERand pass it in as an environment variable. This (overridden) environment variable is then used when launchingngrok.