Add public key to GitHub #3139
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Description
As noted in issue #3130, Keybase has lost our key, and we have little confidence it will be fixed/recovered.
From a trust perspective, we feel that it is sufficient to host our public key in the GitHub repo itself.
For users who would like a secondary validation of our key, it is available on Ubuntu key servers.
Documentation will be updated in a separate PR.