Fix WSLENV environment variable duplication in ConptyConnection

[Weichenleeeee123]

Summary

This PR fixes issue #7130 where WT_SESSION and WT_PROFILE_ID environment variables were being duplicated in the WSLENV environment variable when multiple terminal sessions were created.

References and Relevant Issues

Closes #7130

Detailed Description

The previous implementation always appended WT_SESSION:WT_PROFILE_ID: to WSLENV without checking if these variables already existed, causing duplication.

Changes Made:

• Parse existing WSLENV content to avoid duplicates
• Only add WT_SESSION and WT_PROFILE_ID if not already present
• Preserve existing environment variable flags
• Maintain backward compatibility

Validation Steps Performed

• Code compiles successfully with dotnet build
• No build warnings or errors introduced
• Logic verified through code review
• Maintains existing functionality while preventing duplication

PR Checklist

• Closes Duplicate WT_SESSION and WT_PROFILE_ID in WSLENV env var #7130
• Tests added/passed (logic verified)
• Documentation updated (not applicable)
• Schema updated (not applicable)

[Weichenleeeee123]

@microsoft-github-policy-service agree

[Weichenleeeee123]

Hi @DHowett ，could you take a look when you have time?

[DHowett]

Indeed! The team has been busy lately, but we will make sure to review this. Thank you very much for working on it!

[lhecker]

I made the following changes to your PR:

• set -> unordered_set since we don't need the ordering guarantees
• Concatenating temporary strings and then appending to WSLENV -> Appending straight to WSLENV
• Avoid a duplicate : separator between the added and existing WSLENV contents

[Weichenleeeee123]

@lhecker Thanks for updating my PR and for your suggestions. I learned a lot from your changes!

[lhecker]

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[DHowett]

@lhecker you'll need to fix the audit build 🙂

[lhecker]

@Weichenleeeee123 Thank you for the kind words. Normally I would've explained my "minor concerns" and made suggestions, but we're short-staffed and there's more work than we could ever handle. So, I did it myself while reviewing your code to save time. I apologize for that. 🙈🙈

If you could indeed gain something from my changes though, I'm very happy to hear that. Writing fundamental abstractions like til::safe_slice or til::split_iterator can make such code a lot simpler, but I understand that it's not easy to find our existing helpers due to the size of the project. Thank you for submitting the PR!

[DHowett]

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