feat: add env var overrides for package manager installs #35
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Add SURF_NODE_PATH, SURF_HOST_PATH, and SURF_EXTENSION_PATH environment variables to support package manager installations (e.g., Nix) that store binaries in non-standard locations or use stable symlinks that survive reinstalls.
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Hello! This introduces optional environment variables to control where to install/find binaries. This follows #32 to make the surf-cli more nix friendly.
Let me know if you need/want other changes and if i should add a changelog entry!
Session: https://buildwithpi.ai/session/#d10018b8b6995f8da783f969d94960ec
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Add SURF_NODE_PATH, SURF_HOST_PATH, and SURF_EXTENSION_PATH
environment variables to support package manager installations
(e.g., Nix) that store binaries in non-standard locations
or use stable symlinks that survive reinstalls.