[6.x] Publish container tweaks#14548
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A few small changes to the publish container, primarily in support of the collaboration addon's multisite handling:
publish-container-createdevent emitsreferenceandsiteas refs, so consumers can observe them as they change (e.g. when the user switches localizations).referencewhen switching localizations, so the container's reference stays in sync with the active item.pushComponentremoves the component from the container'scomponentsarray when itsdestroy()is called, so pushed components can clean themselves up.Componentsrenderer keys bycomponent.idinstead ofcomponent.name, allowing multiple components of the same type to coexist.