bugfix: make EUPS independent of $SHELL

Before this patch, EUPS detected the shell it's running under by inspecting
the SHELL environment variable. This is incorrect, since SHELL will point to
the *login* shell, and not the most recently run shell. This leads to errors
when a user starts a different shell w/o manually resetting the SHELL
variable; e.g.:

    $ echo $SHELL
    /bin/tcsh
    $ bash
    bash-3.2$ source bin/setups.csh
    bash-3.2$ setup some_package
    bash: setenv: command not found

This patch makes EUPS look for EUPS_SHELL environment variable, which is
defined in setups.[sh|csh|zsh] scripts.  Since the knowledge of the running
shell is needed to support the setup/unsetup aliases, by defining EUPS_SHELL
in the same scripts the two cannot get out of sync.
Merge pull request #8 from mjuric/eups_shell

Use $EUPS_SHELL (not $SHELL) environment variable, and set it in setup.*

This avoids problems when people exec shells but don't reset SHELL