refactor(cache): generalize tracked env query plumbing#471
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Motivation
Prepare the env-query tracking path for the stacked
getEnvs({ prefix: "..." })feature in #472. That feature needs the runner to distinguish different bulk env query kinds instead of treating everygetEnvsrequest as a raw glob string.This PR keeps behavior unchanged by introducing an explicit env query type with only the existing glob variant, then threading that type through IPC, the recorder, cache fingerprinting, and reporting. The follow-up PR can add a prefix variant as a small behavior change on top of this plumbing.