build/binary: support direct server-side push from BuildKit#1848
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Add a --push_directly flag to 'ns build-binary' that lets the BuildKit builder push the resulting image straight to the target repository server-side, skipping the round-trip through the client. Plumb a PublishName through BuildImageOpts and the build pipeline, and mark annotate/merge/index results as non-cacheable when destined for a registry to avoid pulling every layer into the local content cache. Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
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Add a --push_directly flag to 'ns build-binary' that lets the BuildKit builder push the resulting image straight to the target repository server-side, skipping the round-trip through the client. Plumb a PublishName through BuildImageOpts and the build pipeline, and mark annotate/merge/index results as non-cacheable when destined for a registry to avoid pulling every layer into the local content cache.