build: Workflow to attach Lab as ZIP to release#7951
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Description
Adds a new "Panel Lab docs" workflow that automatically builds and attaches the Lab docs JSONs as ZIP to each GitHub Release. That way we could finally offer instructions at https://getkirby.com/docs/reference/plugins/ui#access-the-panel-lab-locally
Lab.zipfrom release.panel/dist/ui/Testing
The workflow can also be triggered manually via
workflow_dispatch. Adry_runoption is available to run the full build and packaging pipeline without uploading anything to a release. At least something, but I haven't thought of a real good way to know/test whether this all works as imagined.