Add env var support for --format-hide-empty-pkg#560
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Allow configuring the --format-hide-empty-pkg flag via the GOTESTSUM_FORMAT_HIDE_EMPTY_PKG environment variable, consistent with how other boolean flags like --junitfile-hide-empty-pkg already support environment variable configuration.
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Summary
GOTESTSUM_FORMAT_HIDE_EMPTY_PKGenvironment variable to configure the--format-hide-empty-pkgflagtruthyFlag(lookEnvWithDefault(...))pattern already used by--junitfile-hide-empty-pkgand--junitfile-hide-skipped-teststrue,yes, or1(case-insensitive); defaults tofalsewhen unsetMotivation
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--format-hide-empty-pkgflag is useful for coding LLMs reading gotestsum output. The easiest way to force LLM run gotestsum invocations to use this option is an environment variable.