PHP include path for command line applications

I'm packaging my first contribution to the AUR: a package for Boris, a tiny REPL for PHP.
The issue I'm finding is that it includes a file relative to where the bin is and it somewhat conflicts with Arch's recommendation for using /usr/lib/pkgname for shared files. You can see the offending line here: https://github.com/d11wtq/boris/blob/ma … n/boris#L6
I fixed it with sed, but I'm not happy with the solution I wrote. I hoped for PHP shared libraries to have a $PATH such as Python packages, but it seems like it doesn't (by default). See my pkgbuild here: http://sprunge.us/TYgj

I do it using the registry. Here is a post where I have a AutoIt EXE scan for what versions of the runtime engine are installed. And then it runs an EXE that is compatible with the run-time engine or development environment installed.
http://lavag.org/topic/17803-run-exe-based-on-installed-run-time/
But you can also do it from a VI. Attached is a VI that will find the Run-Time versions installed and development with path to the EXE/DLL.
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