Generate build provenance attestation during deployment #7419
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Description
This uses the WordPress Plugin Attestation action to generate a build provenance attestation for the zip file of Pods. This ties the zip file on wordpress.org back to the GitHub Actions workflow that performed the deployment.
Testing instructions
This isn't testable in isolation because the workflow only runs when you publish a release, but it's used by several other plugins.
Changelog text for these changes
Enhancement: A build provenance attestation is now generated for each deployment to the wordpress.org plugin directory. (@johnbillion)