Chris Bainbridge 117ddcee88 Fix fleetctl preview error: docker-compose "Cannot open self" (#1210)
The following error occurs when running `fleetctl preview`:

 Starting simulated hosts...
 [13247] Cannot open self /home/chrb/.fleet/preview/osquery/docker-compose or archive /home/chrb/.fleet/preview/osquery/docker-compose.pkg

 Failed to run docker-compose

This is caused by a missing PATH environment variable when launching
docker-compose (which appears to re-exec the docker-compose binary).
Fix this by passing on the current environment.
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