Moved over continuous integration and deployment from travis-ci.org to GitHub Actions #1003
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…o GitHub Actions (google#1003) * Added support for marginal test results to the protos. * Added continuous integration and deployment via GitHub Action instead of travis-ci.org
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Based on #1002 (fixing the existing unit tests in the existing repo)
What I did
I moved our continuous integration and deployment flow from travis-ci.org to GitHub Actions.
Why I did it
travis-ci.org is deprecated since 2021. Commits have been submitted without having the CI/CD flow run.
This change is