Incorporate axe scans into GitHub Page builds

[mgifford]

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I'd like to see sites using GitHub pages have some axe scans running on them. We've incorporated it here https://accessibility.civicactions.com/

https://accessibility.civicactions.com/posts/automated-accessibility-testing-leveraging-github-actions-and-pa11y-ci-with-axe

There are other tools that we've built in there too, but the most important one is simply supporting better error reporting.

This should be visible to project owners and contributors first, but at some point that information should be just public.

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