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Does the $FILE token work at all? I'm trying to use it with literal paths and I get the same result as you once your environment variable has been substituted. Perhaps it's not the variable replacement that is broken but the file inclusion mechanism itself.
If I put in something like:
${FILE,path="custom_info.txt"}
That literal string appears in my email. I've tried all sorts of combinations of relative & absolute paths and I can't get any other result.