Pass AWS_SESSION_TOKEN and SCCACHE_S3_USE_SSL vars to conda build
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This PR ensures that the
AWS_SESSION_TOKENandSCCACHE_S3_USE_SSLenvironment variables are passed to our conda build process.AWS_SESSION_TOKENis necessary in order to support using temporary credentials via AWS STS (we recently adopted this method in CI).SCCACHE_S3_USE_SSLhas been reported to increase cache performance for S3.This PR also alphabetizes the
script_envlist.