feat: add a hermit bundle <dir> [<pkg> ...] command - #505
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This command creates a self-contained bundle of Hermit packages in the given directory. All binaries are symlinked into `<dir>/bin` and a `<dir>/.env` directory is created that will initialise the environment in the same way as the Hermit environment. Only package envars are propagated into the bundle, not environment envars.
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This command creates a self-contained bundle of Hermit packages in the given directory. All binaries are symlinked into
<dir>/binand a<dir>/.envdirectory is created that will initialise the environment in the same way as the Hermit environment.Only package envars are propagated into the bundle, not environment envars.