Update Infisical instructions to new SDK

[Fgc17]

Current documentation is using old Infisical SDK implementation.

New SDK has a different name, and authenticates on a method, not in the class constructor.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced clarity and detail in the "Environment Variables" document for Node.js applications.
  • Expanded instructions for setting and editing environment variables, including visual aids.
  • Updated example code for the syncEnvVars build extension and modified authentication method to reflect changes.
  • Added guidance on syncing environment variables from Vercel and detailed instructions for using Google credential JSON files.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily focus on enhancing the documentation for managing environment variables in Node.js applications. Key updates include improved clarity in instructions, expanded sections on setting and editing environment variables, and detailed descriptions of SDK functions. Additionally, code examples have been updated to reflect changes in the InfisicalClient instantiation and authentication methods. New sections have been added to assist users with syncing environment variables from Vercel and using Google credential JSON files.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/deploy-environment-variables.mdx	Updated introduction emphasizing the importance of environment variables; expanded setting instructions with visual aids; clarified editing instructions; detailed SDK functions with a new table; updated example code for syncEnvVars and authentication method; added sections for syncing from Vercel and using Google credential JSON files.
trigger.config.ts	Method signature updated from InfisicalClient to InfisicalSDK.

Possibly related PRs

• Docs - sync vercel env vars #1426: The changes in this PR involve updating documentation related to syncing environment variables from Vercel, which directly complements the main PR's focus on enhancing clarity and detail regarding the management of environment variables in Node.js applications.

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🐇 In the land of code where variables play,
Clarity blooms in a bright, new way.
With SDKs and guides, we hop and we cheer,
For managing env vars has never been clear!
So let’s sync and deploy, with joy in our hearts,
In the world of Node, where each change imparts! 🌟

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