Run a local command with the linked Railway environment variables using railway run

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Documented steps

  1. Ensure the directory is linked to a project/environment (`railway link`).
  2. Run `railway run <command>` to execute a command with all variables from the linked Railway environment loaded, e.g. `railway run npm start`.
  3. Pull variables from a different service with `railway run --service <svc>`.
  4. `railway shell` opens an interactive shell with the same env loaded; `railway dev` runs local services with Docker and env wired up.

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