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DESTDIR builds create a cache file with relative paths, not absolute paths (which is probably safer in general). Ensure this isn't a problem by changing to the root directory before expanding them.
Basically, you can say `lvu set DESTDIR_BUILD on` and Lunar will default to doing a DESTDIR build. You can also put the line "DESTDIR_BUILD=off" or "DESTDIR_BUILD=on" in modules' DETAILS files to force it to work one way or another.
Basically, do everything that uses installwatch twice: once using installwatch, and once using DESTDIR. Also the actual installation of finished packages is moved into create_destdir_install_cache which is almost certainly the wrong place for it, but there it is for now.
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Install modules by first using the (quite-common) DESTDIR to install the module into a staging directory, creating the cache from that, and then resurrecting the cache, rather than just installing directly onto the main filesystem.