Add -S command line option to use a releasestream image#4
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This looks really great, mind rebasing?
This lets us pull the most recent build from a stream conveniently.
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Nevermind I rebased 🏄 this and also did some other cleanups - in particular:
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Uses a release stream name to fetch the latest release image.
Also adds TF_VAR injection into the installer environment for overrides.