Add provenance attestation to npm package #278
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### Changelog None ### Description Follow-up from #278. It appears `yarn npm publish` does not support `--provenance` (yarnpkg/berry#5430). Per yarnpkg/berry#5430 (comment) this can be worked around by using `yarn pack` with `npm publish`.
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This is a first attempt to set up provenance attestations for published packages:
The package should appear like this in npm: