Add Github Action for Publishing to Comfy Registry

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This PR adds a Github Action (publish-node-action) that will run whenever the pyproject.toml file changes. The pyproject.toml defines the custom node version you want to publish (added in another PR).

Action Required:

• Make sure the trigger branch (master or main) in publish.yaml matches the branch you want to use as the publishing branch. It will only trigger when the pyproject.toml gets updated on that branch.
• Create an api key on the Registry for publishing from Github. Instructions.
• Add it to your Github Repository Secrets as REGISTRY_ACCESS_TOKEN.

More info on the registry.
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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The new workflow in .github/workflows/publish.yml is designed to automate the process of publishing a custom node to the Comfy registry. This is triggered either manually via workflow dispatch or automatically when code is pushed to specific branches or paths. The task runs a series of steps to check out the repository's code and uses a personal access token, stored securely in GitHub secrets, to publish the node.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/publish.yml	Introduced a new workflow for publishing to the Comfy registry. It includes triggers on workflow_dispatch and push, and a job named publish-node that checks out code and publishes a custom node using a personal access token.

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