[GM-833] Add support for APOLLO_KEY; deprecate ENGINE_API_KEY#1851
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This supports a more modern name for the API key and adds deprecation messages for the (now legacy) ENGINE_API_KEY. Much in the same spirit as #1849, the goal is to modernize our documentation to no longer use the out-of-date name "engine". This also modifies tests to support the new version and adds a test that ensures an error is thrown when a user sets _both_ keys.
Also checks for deprecation warning
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This supports a more modern name for the API key and adds deprecation
messages for the (now legacy) ENGINE_API_KEY. Much in the same spirit
as #1849, the goal is to modernize our documentation to no longer use the out-of-date name
"engine". This also modifies tests to support the new version and adds a
test that ensures an error is thrown when a user sets both keys.
*Make sure changelog entries note which project(s) has been affected. See older entries for examples on what this looks like.