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use __FILE as marker for file replacement to avoid issues with variables ending in _FILE #172
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Since environment variable names should only consist of uppercase letters, digits, and the '_' (underscore), this PR adjusts the file-replacement syntax to require 2 underscores like
GF_<section>_<setting>__FILE(with double underscore) so that it isn't ambiguous when the setting ends with_FILE(single underscore).