test_env: Make argv0 tests compatible with Ubuntu patch#10834
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Ubuntu patch does not allow dispatching utils by
argv[0]for security. But it makes someenvtests depending oncoreutils's argv[0] unavaiable. This PR rewrites those tests to useshinstead ofcoreutils. Those tests are already restricted to unix, so those tests keep portablity.Split some changes unrelated with
auxvaldispatching itself from coreutils: Protect against env -a for security #10773 for smaller diff.