Add sales module demo CD pipeline (#9744)

[yasmoradi]

closes #9744

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a new Continuous Deployment (CD) workflow for automated build and deployment of a Blazor web application
  • Implemented automated build process with .NET and Node.js environment setup
  • Configured deployment to Azure Web App with cache purging

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Walkthrough

A new Continuous Deployment (CD) workflow has been created for a Blazor web application and API. The workflow automates the build and deployment process, running on Ubuntu 24.04 and triggered manually or on main branch pushes. It involves two primary jobs: build_api_blazor for preparing the application artifacts and deploy_api_blazor for deploying the application to an Azure Web App, with additional steps for environment configuration, artifact generation, and cache purging.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/sales-sample.cd.yml	Added new CD workflow for Blazor application deployment

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Trigger as GitHub Trigger
    participant Build as Build Job
    participant Deploy as Deploy Job
    participant Azure as Azure Web App
    participant Cloudflare as Cloudflare

    Trigger->>Build: Initiate workflow
    Build->>Build: Checkout code
    Build->>Build: Setup .NET & Node.js
    Build->>Build: Generate project artifacts
    Build-->>Deploy: Upload artifacts
    Deploy->>Deploy: Download artifacts
    Deploy->>Azure: Deploy application
    Deploy->>Cloudflare: Purge cache

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With workflows swift and GitHub's might,
Our Blazor app takes magical flight
Ubuntu's stage, our code takes wing
Azure embraces what we bring
Cloudflare cheers, the cache now clear! 🌟

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