feat(fvm): override installed binaries target #4215
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Provides support to override the target triple used when fetching binaries from package registry.
Demo
fvm installnow accepts the--targetoption which takes a Rust Target Triple thats used to replace the default target which is host's OS target.Alternately a user could specify
FVM_BINARY_ARCH_TRIPLEenvironment variable, used for the same purpose. This is useful for CI environments.If the target triple is not available, FVM will notify the user before performing any further tasks.