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README: --target is required, even for native builds - #10
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Found while migrating dnp3 to bom-tools 0.3.0 (stepfunc/dnp3#450): its macOS jobs built natively without
--target, and packaging failed the evidence cross-check. Without--target,cargo treedoes not separate host and target features, so a dependency built with different features for a build script and for the product (tracing-corethere) is missing from the tree. The cross-check caught it instead of producing a wrong SBOM.--targetis required for every build, including native ones.build-evidence.shas a complete CI example (Windows, macOS,cross).Documentation only.