wip: try out profiling CI with polar signals #3114
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Why is this needed?
This adds polar signals profiling to our PR CI runs, or it will once we have a project in polar signals. Currently, it just adds the boilerplate but the secret doesn't exist yet.
Test Steps
Once it is working, check out the project on polar signals.