make: add -https flag to use HTTPS git remote instead of SSH#314
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When -https is passed, the git remote origin is configured with an HTTPS URL (https://salsa.debian.org/...) instead of the default SSH URL (git@salsa.debian.org:...). This lowers the barrier for contributors behind restricted networks or without SSH keys configured on Salsa. Closes Debian#199
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Fixes #199
Added a -https flag to the make subcommand. When passed, the git
remote origin is set to an HTTPS URL instead of the default SSH URL.
SSH remains the default->>no breaking change.
Tested with: