Filter processes before eval libc#313
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LGTM! I think the timing increase is negligible and the code is a lot more readable and easier to understand now.
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Related to #311.
Processes filtered by include/exclude configuration were still triggering libc detection, producing spurious "failed to identify libc" warnings in the injector's stderr output. This PR moves config file reading and allow/deny evaluation ahead of libc detection. To support this reordering, environment variable lookups during config reading are done by reading /proc/self/environ directly rather than via std.posix.getenv, which depends on libc. Filtered processes now exit before libc detection is ever attempted. An integration test verifies that filtered processes produce no injector stderr output.
Fixes #314