feat: Add --build-on flag with settings: auto, local, remote
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Add `--build-on` flag with the following settings: `auto`(default), `local`, `remote`. - `auto`: Will check, if a local build is possible and gracefully fall back to a remote build. - `local`: Will build on the local host. - `remote`: Will build on the remote host.
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--build-onflag with the following settings:auto(default),local,remote.auto: Will check, if a local build is possible and gracefully fall back to a remote build.local: Will build on the local host.remote: Will build on the remote host.