Add support for Platform.sh #4
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Resolves #2
Platform.sh allows a user to create their own environments with arbitrary names. It also allows a user to define the type of environment that it is (development, staging, production). The names and types are available in environment variables. I opted to have
getEnvironment()always return the user-defined environment name and introduce a newgetEnvironmentType()method to the PlatformSh class to be used byisProduction()and the like to get the type of environment.Neither Lando nor DDEV supply the environment type variable, so I defaulted to "local" when it is not present.