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Add disable-cuda option #32

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Sometimes we don't want to append a -cu* suffix to the package name or get CUDA-version-specific dependencies. Add an option to disable this. This option supplants require-cuda, so get rid of it too.

Sometimes we don't want to append a -cu* suffix to the package name
or get CUDA-version-specific dependencies. Add an option to disable
this. This option supplants require-cuda, so get rid of it too.
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Looks good to me! I left 2 small suggestions but neither of them needs to block this.

I'd also support bumping the version and immediately releasing this. At this point where nothing external-facing is using rapids-build-backend yet, releases are cheap and low-risk.

Selfishly, I'd love to have this stricter behavior around CUDA out in packages for testing rapidsai/cudf#15245.

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