feat: fall back to CODER_HEADER_COMMAND environment variable if not set #160
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JoshVee
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Context
The Coder CLI supports using the
CODER_HEADER_COMMANDenvironment variable to configure the custom header command.Intent
This PR adds the ability to fall back to this environment variable if the
coder.headerCommandconfiguration has not explicitly been set.This ensures that users who have already set up their environment to use the
coderCLI, can seamlessly switch to using the VSCode extension.