Bundle dependency requirements with release

[camposandro]

This pull request updates the publish-to-pypi.yml workflow, which runs on each package release, to include a file with the list of installed requirements at the time of publishing. Also, according to the following #362 (comment), I added an extra verification step to the pipeline, running the unit tests prior to packaging. Closes #362.

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Usage details

The requirements file helps recreate environments with consistent transitive dependencies, and make deployments on Dask Kubernetes clusters reproducible. When installing hipscat-import on a Docker image one should:

$ pip download hipscat-import --no-deps --no-binary :all: # download the sdist
$ tar -xzf hipscat-import* # unzip it
$ cd hipscat-import*/
$ pip install -r requirements.txt # install the locked dependencies

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[johnny-gossick]

This looks like it should work! The EXTRA_PIP_PACKAGES environment variable might not support a requirements.txt file but if not I will try adding the script you supplied after && to extraArgs here for now. If that doesn't work, we will just build docker images with the dependencies in the requirements.txt file installed on top of the official dask images.

[drewoldag]

This looks pretty tidy, nice work. We should definitely move this up to the PPT as well.