fix(sage-monorepo): build and publish the images of all the affected projects in CI workflow #2272
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Closes #2271
Description
The CI workflow now builds - and publishes when pushing to
main- all the Docker images of the affected projects. This set of images had to be reduced to a small, static number because of limited storage space available on the default GH-hosted runner. We recently upgraded Sage Monorepo to use a larger runner, which allows us to build the images of all the affected projects.