chore: npm publish action removed

[CodeWithEmad]

We don't push MFEs to the npm registry.
Achieves part of openedx/public-engineering#284

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Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (1d5f64e) to head (af89863).

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[CodeWithEmad]

@kdmccormick can you help me with the review? I can't merge my PRs without a review.

[kdmccormick]

Why remove package-lock.json?

[CodeWithEmad]

Thanks for the review, @kdmccormick. I see that a couple of thousands of lines were removed. I only removed the semantic release package and updated the package-lock.json with npm install.