Add a ${username} variable for use in targets #11
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In git-send-email, it requests a credential with a host and a username.
Normally this would be fine, but it can cause issues if you have
multiple email accounts on a single host (ex. multiple gmail accounts;
pass-git-helper sees them all as host=smtp.gmail.com:587). Having a
${username} (the variable matching the username requested) fixes this.