use rbenv-root command instead of env var #19
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rbenv guarantees that $RBENV_ROOT exists within the environment in which an rbenv plugin runs. There is no need to shell out to rbenv-root to get that value (all it does is echo $RBENV_ROOT, anyhow).
However,$RBENV_ROOT may not exist when a user is directly installing rbenv-update. So the installation instructions should rely on $ (rbenv root) which will provide the default value if $RBENV_ROOT isn't set by the user.