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UID2-7804: Stop forcing allow_environment_variable_dropping to false - #2734

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Stacked on #2733. Only lever that reaches Microsoft's fragment-defined containers; confcom already emits true, so stop flipping it and assert it stays true instead.

Ticket: UID2-7804

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swibi-ttd added this pull request to stack #2735 September 8, 2026 23:52
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Base automatically changed from swi-UID2-7804-revert-cce-env-rules to main September 9, 2026 00:12
Fragment-defined containers reject Azure's injected identity vars
regardless of our env_rules; only this flag reaches them. confcom
already emits true; assert it stays true instead of flipping it.
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Fragment-defined containers reject Azure's injected identity vars
regardless of our env_rules; only this flag reaches them. confcom
already emits true; assert it stays true instead of flipping it.
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