Fix variable expansion order with override=False #287
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This is now done in two steps: - Parse the value into a sequence of atoms (literal of variable). - Resolve that sequence into a string.
This fixes an issue when a variable is resolved differently in two
bindings.
For instance, take the following env file:
```
PORT=8000
URL=http://localhost:${PORT}
```
With `PORT` set to `1234` in the environment, the environment resulting
from `dotenv_load(override=False)` would be:
```
PORT=1234
URL=http://localhost:8000
```
This was inconsistent and is fixed by this commit. The environment
would now be:
```
PORT=1234
URL=http://localhost:1234
```
with override, and
```
PORT=8000
URL=http://localhost:8000
```
without override.
The behavior of `load_dotenv` is unchanged and always assumes
`override=True`.
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Closes #282