feat: use mise.toml not env vars for configuration#504
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This allows users to easily override defaults
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- Clarify why dot-path expansion is used for TOML encoding to ensure proper section nesting. - Explain the merging behavior to prevent independent callers from clobbering existing settings. Generated-by: aiautocommit
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Store global defaults in
/etc/mise.tomlinstead of ENV vars.Benefits:
mise.toml--envor Railway config for overridesmise.tomlCurrent ENV approach feels less ergonomic and counterintuitive.