Allow specifying a separate target reference to push in kit push
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Add a two-argument version of `kit push` that allows pushing local modelkits without explicitly tagging them first. When specified with one argument, e.g. kit push example.com/myorg/myrepo:mytag we'll push the locally-tagged ModelKit as before. When specified with two arguments, e.g. kit push myorg/mymodel:mytag example.com/neworg/newrepo:newtag we'll push the locally tagged model to the remote registry under a differente repository
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Description
Allow specifying a separate push target, so that you don't have to tag ModelKits locally before pushing (similar to what podman--but not docker--does).
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I didn't create an issue for this one yet, but I figured it'd be useful while working on #684, which by default tags according to the HF repo