https://github.com/astral-sh/rye/blob/main/docs/guide/sources.md?plain=1#L131

The documentation refers to verify-ssl to avoid ssl verification, but
during parsing, it refers to verify_ssl. This PR will allow the
installation of packages from non-SSL PyPI repositories.
If the documentation needs to be corrected instead of the source code,
please let me know, and I will commit the changes.

Was just downloading Rye to try it out and got a bit annoyed by the
confusing download links (like `x64 Intel Windows` - I have an AMD CPU,
and it obviously doesn't matter), so I updated them to more standard
terms, although there are several options to update them to, so feel
free to ask for / make changes).

I also think it might be a good idea to consider dropping the Windows
x86 (32-bit) builds, as Windows 11 doesn't even support x86, and Windows
10 EOL is next year (plus, I doubt there are many Windows 10 users using
the 32-bit version. Especially developers), and it just confuses
newcomers with an additional option to pick from.

Along the lines of  #1044

Remove redundant information about `toolchain fetch` being an alias of
`toolchain fetch`.

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## Summary

Today, `rye build` uses the bootstrapped (or "self") environment, which
means built wheels reflect the version from the bootstrapped
environment, rather than the user's Python preference.

This PR changes `build` to instead create an ephemeral build environment
based on the requested Python version (then install and run `build` in
that environment).

Creating and populating that ephemeral build environment is extremely
fast with uv; there's virtually no overhead.

Closes #1152.
Closes #1248.

## Test Plan

- Ran `../rye/target/debug/rye build` from a directory with
`.python-version` of `3.11`.
- Verified that Python 3.11 was used.