Environment Helper

[PeteBishwhip]

This pull request focuses on refactoring the code to use a new Environment class for determining the operating system, improving readability and maintainability. The most important changes include the introduction of the Environment class and its integration into existing methods.

Introduction of the Environment class:

• src/Support/Environment.php: Added a new Environment class with methods to check the current operating system (isWindows, isLinux, isMac, isUnknown, isUnixLike).

Integration of the Environment class:

• src/Commands/DebugCommand.php: Replaced checks for PHP_OS_FAMILY with calls to the new Environment class methods in processEnvironment and outputToClipboard functions. [1] [2]
• src/System.php: Updated the timezone function to use Environment::isWindows instead of checking PHP_OS_FAMILY.

Additional updates to import the Environment class:

• src/Commands/DebugCommand.php: Added import for Native\Laravel\Support\Environment.
• src/System.php: Added import for Native\Laravel\Support\Environment.

[PeteBishwhip]

The addition of the Environment class helper allows us to provide known ways of identifying things in the environment which may affect workflows dependent on the system NativePHP is running on.

To begin with, I have added the Operating Systems and this demonstrates how now we can use one point of truth without many different methods of checking for the same result.

This can be extended out as needs emerge.

[simonhamp]

Very nice