Setup bootstrap publish

[PawanP1808]

• Setup bootstrap publish for first version.

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👋 It seems that this PR is adding a GitHub Action workflow that looks a lot like a CI step.

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If this workflow change is not introducing a CI step, then feel free to ignore this comment.

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Shopify Build used to be the required platform for CI at Shopify, but we are now allowing GitHub Actions to be used for this purpose, especially if the repo is using ProdKit for deploys.

But it's not always a good idea to split your CI for a repo or service between different systems at once. We want to make sure that developers think about the potential maintenance costs of maintaining multiple systems before doing so.

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If your repository is intended to become Public later, please use runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-latest for now and ignore the rest of this comment. Though if you need to use Ubuntu 20.04 only, you would need to use runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-20.04. Or runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-latest-2 for Ubuntu 22.04.

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👋 It seems that this PR is adding, or editing, a GitHub Action workflow that is not configured to use our custom GitHub Action runners.

For private repositories, the only supported way of running Action workflows is via the custom runners. You can learn more about the supported use cases in our GitHub Actions documentation.

To make sure that your workflow is using these runners you need to add the shopify-ubuntu-latest label to your workflow manifest file, or shopify-core-ubuntu-latest for Core repositories:

runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-latest

If your repository is intended to become Public later, please use runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-latest for now. The custom runners should function the same as ubuntu-latest public runners, though the exact Ubuntu version may vary. Please see the section below for more information about OS selection on premium runners.

If you run into any issues with the custom runners, please reach out in help-eng-infrastructure on Discourse.

Note for OS Versions

The shopify-ubuntu-latest runners can select from two different runner pools, which contain both Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04 machines. For some workflows, this can cause issues.

To use Ubuntu 20.04 only, you can specify runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-20.04.

To use Ubuntu 22.04 only, you can specify runs-on: shopify-ubuntu-latest-2.

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