Ensure node is installed in release publisher - #63127
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This PR updates the Azure DevOps release publishing pipeline to explicitly install Node.js so npm is available in the release publisher environment (the base image no longer reliably includes it).
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- Add a
NodeTool@0step (Node 20.x) to the tarball publishing job before runningnpm publish.
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npm was kicked out of the base image at some point since we last run this. Yay.