* `command`: The command to run for `command_sh` or `command_args`.
+ In both cases, this is a command and its arguments/options. The
+ list will be passed to `execvp`. The difference between
+ `command_args` and `command_sh` is in what nailing-cargo appends to
+ the specified `command` list:
+
+ For `command_args`, nailing cargo appends multiple more arguments;
+ each one should be passed as-is as a single argument to the actual
+ build command. This is correct if `command` is a program like
+ `nice` or `really`, which takes a command and its arguments and
+ does not go via the shell.
+
+ For `command_sh`, nailing-cargo appends one single further
+ argument. That argument is a shell command; nailing-cargo
+ constructs it by shell-quoting the real command and arguments and
+ wrapping them up in a small script, the text of which becomes the
+ extra argument to `command`. This is correct if `command` will
+ pass its argument to a bournelike shell - for example, if `command`
+ is an ssh rune for a remote account whose shell is `/bin/sh` or
+ `/bin/bash`.
+
* `user`: The build username, for `really` and `ssh`. For `ssh`, can
be just the local username (meaning `@localhost`), or
`<user>@<host>`.