Only look for env vars that *start* with BUILDKITE #22
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Rather than filtering env vars to pass to buildkite-pyyaml by those that *contain* the string BUILDKITE, filter to variables that *start* with BUILDKITE, using the -0 flag to env and the -z flag to grep to delimit the variables by null characters rather than newlines so we don't also grab lines inside multi-line env vars (such as the commit message)
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cc: @zegocover/git-diff-conditional-buildkite-plugin-maintainers
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resolves: #21
Rather than filtering env vars to pass to buildkite-pyyaml by those that
contain the string BUILDKITE, filter to variables that start with
BUILDKITE, using the -0 flag to env and the -z flag to grep to delimit
the variables by null characters rather than newlines so we don't also
grab lines inside multi-line env vars (such as the commit message)