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Update release procedure instructions #608

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build the production images and generate the user production .zip by running
`bash release/generate_production_release.sh`. This will:

- Create local lab, machine, and dbmongo production docker images with the
- Create lab, machine, and dbmongo production docker images with the
tag defined in the .env file
- Create the production .zip named `target/production/Aliro-${VERSION}.zip`
- Build multi-architecture (amd64, arm64) docker images using `buildx bake` and push the images to docker hub.

```bash
git checkout production
bash release/generate_production_release.sh
```

4. **Push docker images to DockerHub and tag the production git branch by
4. **Check that the docker images were pushed to DockerHub and tag the production git branch by
running `deploy_production_release.sh`.** While in the produciton branch, run
`bash release/deploy_production_release.sh`. This will:

- Push the production lab, machine and dbmongo production docker images to dockerHub
- Check that the production lab, machine and dbmongo production docker images exist in dockerHub
- Tag the production git branch with the version defined in `.env`

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