feat: Add environment variable forwarding through plugin sandbox

[alex-reilly-dd]

Summary

• Add --env NAME=VALUE argument to forward environment variables through the Swift Package Manager plugin sandbox
• Create withEnvironment helper functions to build environment arrays for posix_spawn that include extra variables
• Update posix_spawn calls in both BenchmarkCommandPlugin and BenchmarkTool to use the custom environment

This is needed because SPM plugins run in a sandboxed environment that strips DYLD_* and other environment variables. The new --env argument allows users to explicitly pass through environment variables that would otherwise be lost.

Why this is needed

The issue is the SPM plugin sandbox. Here's the chain:

User's shell (has DYLD_* vars)
    ↓
swift package benchmark --env DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=...
    ↓
SPM Plugin Sandbox ← strips DYLD_* and other "dangerous" vars
    ↓
BenchmarkCommandPlugin (environ is already stripped here)
    ↓
BenchmarkTool (inherits stripped environ)
    ↓
Benchmark executables (no DYLD_* vars)

By the time BenchmarkCommandPlugin runs, Apple's sandbox has already removed DYLD_* variables from environ for security reasons. The --env flag works around this by letting users explicitly specify variables as command-line arguments, which bypass the environment stripping.

Test plan

• Verify --env VAR=value passes through to benchmark subprocesses
• Verify existing functionality without --env continues to work

Test results

• Unit tests: 10 new tests in EnvironmentForwardingTests.swift verify the environment building logic
• Integration test: Verified --env correctly passes variables to subprocesses via posix_spawn
• Regression test: Ran existing benchmarks without --env to confirm no breaking changes

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[alex-reilly-dd]

Working on getting tests passing locally. I'll take this out of draft mode when it's ready for review.

The use case is that I'm working on a project and working on a fork of the swift compiler in parallel, so I need benchmarks to run with the development build of my toolchain.