Rewrite release signing pipeline #1408
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This isn't done, but I need to start a pipeline run to see where it's at.
This includes removing the file catalog steps entirely, as we presumably do not need it.
Also fix upload of artifacts to include everything.
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And sign third-party libraries, which negates the need to setup malware scanning (since signed binaries are scanned automatically).
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This changes a bunch of internal stuff to use "ESRP" signing instead of "Package ES" signing, which only matters to Microsoft folks.
Resolves #1409.