How to build test executable without auto-execution in Ceedling?

[shutaozhenzhen]

Description:
I want to compile my unit tests using Ceedling but prevent automatic test execution. Instead, I'd like to manually run the generated test executable later. Currently, ceedling test:all both compiles and runs the tests. Is there a way to:

1. Only build the test executable(s) without triggering execution?
2. Have the compiled test binaries persist in the output folder for manual execution?

Example Desired Workflow:

# Build test executable without running
ceedling some_command module_under_test  

# Later, manually execute the compiled test
./build/test/out/module_under_test_test.out  # or equivalent binary

[shutaozhenzhen]

my solution:
ceedling test:build_only

[shutaozhenzhen]

commit df7cdc728195d4fb4db4e0b09ec8ac5ab9f8be4e remove this option from doc. Can not understand why, because it's useful for cross compile tests, sometimes also host tests (one time my test goto infinity loop by fsanitize=address. I have to run test directly to find what's wrong with it). I have to find it from source code.