Fix incompatibility with Lua 5.5 #50
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Under Lua 5.5, the control variable in `for` loops is declared `<const>`, which means attempting to assign to it causes an error. This results in a completely broken environment with an empty PATH. Per the reference manual, the correct fix is to define a local variable inside the loop with the same name as the control variable.
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Under Lua 5.5, the control variable in
forloops is declared<const>, which means attempting to assign to it causes an error. This results in a completely broken environment with an empty PATH. Per the reference manual, the correct fix is to define a local variable inside the loop with the same name as the control variable.