Add cache purging to staging deploy #6364
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Adds a new step to the staging deploy github action that purges the entire
frontend-preview-zooniverse-org
Front Door cache. Utilizes a new ci-cd repo reusable workflow (and requires zooniverse/ci-cd#87 to be merged prior to deploying this).This is intended to precede the production version of this feature so I can test running the new ci-cd workflow from this repo. Also need to confirm that purging
/*
is definitely what we want to do. Using the new shared workflow to affect multiple paths is possible, but it would need some tweaking.How to Review
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