Add CI publish step

[markmur]

What are you trying to accomplish?

Add CI publish step

Before you deploy

• I have added tests to support my implementation
• I have read and agree with the contributing documentation readme
• I have read and agree with the code of conduct documentation readme
• I have updated any documentation related to these changes.
• I have updated the README (if applicable).

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[cianbuckley]

when does dev preview end? tomorrow right?

[markmur]

Think so, I can drop this in the same PR that removes mentions of it in the readme