openrc-run: fix memory leaks in PID setup and dependency handling - #1057
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setenv() copies its input, so free the temporary PID string after setting RC_OPENRC_PID and RC_RUNSCRIPT_PID. Also free the reexport list after importing dependency variables. load_dep_env() similarly leaked its dependency list because it mistakenly freed the unrelated global services list instead. These leaks were reported by LeakSanitizer during service execution.
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setenv() copies its input, so free the temporary PID string after setting RC_OPENRC_PID and RC_RUNSCRIPT_PID.
Also free the reexport list after importing dependency variables. load_dep_env() similarly leaked its dependency list because it mistakenly freed the unrelated global services list instead.
These leaks were reported by LeakSanitizer during service execution.