Add documentation about environment variables #2314
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I think these are all the environment variables that are specific to this app or at least have an app-specific use in this app.
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I've not checked each variable but I trust that you've done that so this looks good to me, @floehopper 👍
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While I was working on #2311, I thought it would be useful to document the environment-variables used in the app. I think these are all the environment variables that are specific to this app or at least have an app-specific use in this app, but I might have missed some.
It would be nice to work out which ones are required in which environments, but that's a non-trivial amount of work, because the app doesn't seem to fail fast for at least some of the required ones.
Note that I haven't included env vars which are used as arguments to rake tasks or scripts.