rework on rc_service_*env api#1025
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the original api was made before we settled on reexport having the reexport list makes it simpler and cleaner to handle exported variabes one-at-a-time over as a block, and allow us to trivially enforce that only the reexported list are loaded into dependees
the service must be started, and the listed variables must be in the `reexport` list
avoids leaking reexports from parent openrc-run processes
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the original api was made before we settled on reexport
having the reexport list makes it simpler and cleaner to handle
exported variabes one-at-a-time over as a block, and allow us to
trivially enforce that only the reexported list are loaded into
dependees
also, it's more intuitive as it matches what libc's getenv/setenv looks like