Adding publish task description by default for initial assets

[timheuer]

This is part of the step to resolve #2874 which adds publish to the default assets created. This is needed to support things like appService.preDeployTask integration more seemlessly for .NET developers.

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[rchande]

Thanks!

[rchande]

@timheuer What's the user experience like with the watch command you added? I'm wondering how VSCode handles tasks where the command doesn't terminate. Is there a way for you to kill it yourself?

[timheuer]

@rchande this launches a terminal command and will ‘wait’ with the ability to terminate (it outputs the message to terminate) with a CTRL+C

[rchande]

@timheuer Cool, thanks.