Firestore: use correct environment variable to guard the 'system' part.#7912
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…t. (#7912) * Use the correct environment variable to guard the 'system' part. * Restore 'docs' session via synth.
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Firestore's system tests use a different environment variable (because firestore vs. datastore hysterical raisins).