ci: install fern-api globally in workflows that invoke fern#334
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The fern CLI isn't a workspace dependency, so `yarn install` doesn't put it on PATH and `yarn fern-check` fails with `/bin/sh: 1: fern: not found`. Install fern-api globally in fern-check and publish-docs before any step that calls fern directly.
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Summary
yarn installdoesn't putfernon PATH (it's not a workspace dependency), soyarn fern-checkfails in CI with/bin/sh: 1: fern: not found.npm install -g fern-apistep incheck.ymlandpublish-docs.yml— the two workflows that invoke thefernbinary viayarn fern-check/yarn fern-md-check.publish-postman.ymlandcheck-links.ymldon't run fern, so they're untouched.Test plan
fern-checkworkflow passes on this PRpublish-docsworkflow runs on next merge to main