Add build-and-publish-forc-binary CI job

[ra0x3]

Description

• This PR adds a build-and-publish-forc-binary CI job that uploads forc binaries for different architectures to a release, when the release is published
• Binaries include:
  • forc
  • forc-fmt
  • forc-lsp
  • forc-explore

Testing Steps

• Go to https://github.com/FuelLabs/ci-dummy-test
• Create a new release tag, and a new release using that tag
• Let CI for the release finish - then you should see uploaded binaries

To test a binary

• Download the binary for your architecture (mine is darwin_amd64)

# Extract tar contents
tar -xvf forc-binaries-darwin_amd64.tar.gz

# Unzip the particular binary you want
gzip -d forc.darwin_amd64.gz

# Rename
mv forc.darwin_amd64 forc

# Update perms 
chmod 755 forc

# Use it
forc --help

# IMPORTANT: On Darwin architectures you might have to open 
# the executable with your terminal using the Finder app

You can view these test binaries over at https://github.com/FuelLabs/ci-dummy-test/releases/tag/v0.12.0

[adlerjohn]

Good stuff! This only uploads forc, right? We need all forc* binaries though, including forc-fmt, forc-lsp, etc.

[ra0x3]

@adlerjohn Whoops, thought those binaries would be made in separate PRs. I can add those as well in this PR

[adlerjohn]

Was this new change tested in the test repo? If not, I would like to see an example of it passing.

[ra0x3]

Was this new change tested in the test repo? If not, I would like to see an example of it passing.

@adlerjohn Yea it was. I tested it last night. I cleaned up all the releases/tags in the test repo after I was finished but can go run it again

[ra0x3]

@adlerjohn Feel free to checkout the assets over at https://github.com/FuelLabs/ci-dummy-test/releases/tag/v0.12.0

[adlerjohn]

Good stuff. This was the biggest blocker to having swayup/forcup! I'll defer to @JoshuaBatty and @mitchmindtree for final review.

[adlerjohn]

Last nit I swear 😂

[mitchmindtree]

Awesome work @ra0x3, looking good to me!

[mitchmindtree]

Suggested change

	args: --profile=release --path ./forc
	args: --path ./forc

--release is the default profile for the cargo install command (mentioned here) so could be removed from here and the following install invocations for the plugins, but I don't mind leaving it in for clarity - up to you!

[adlerjohn]