Remove publishing of public assets

[dimer47]

The commit removes the automatic publishing of Backpack's public assets during the backpack:install -q -n command. This change ensures that asset deployment is only handled by the backpack:publish-header-metas command, as intended. See #5552 (comment)

WHY

BEFORE - What was wrong? What was happening before this PR?

Previously, when running the backpack:install -q -n command, public assets were automatically deployed to the public/ directory, even though this was not desired. This behavior led to unnecessary asset installation during the general installation process, which was redundant and could cause conflicts with other commands like backpack:publish-header-metas.

AFTER - What is happening after this PR?

After this PR, the backpack:install -q -n command no longer deploys public assets by default. The responsibility for asset deployment now lies solely with the backpack:publish-header-metas command, giving developers more control over when and where assets are deployed.

HOW

How did you achieve that, in technical terms?

I removed the logic responsible for publishing the public assets from the backpack:install command in the BackpackServiceProvider class. This ensures that assets are no longer automatically published during the installation process.

Is it a breaking change?

No, this is not a breaking change. The change simply prevents unwanted asset deployment during the installation process. The backpack:publish-header-metas command should be used for asset deployment instead.

How can we test the before & after?

To test before the PR:

1. Run the php artisan backpack:install -q -n command.
2. Check the public/ directory and observe that public assets are automatically installed.

To test after the PR:

1. Run the php artisan backpack:install -q -n command.
2. Check the public/ directory and confirm that no assets are installed.
3. Run the php artisan backpack:publish-header-metas command.
4. Confirm that the assets are correctly deployed to the public/ directory.

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cc @pxpm

[jcastroa87]

Hello @dimer47

Thanks for the PR, @pxpm will check and if everything is ok will be merge.

Cheers.

[pxpm]

Lovelly! Thanks @dimer47 for reporting the issue and providing the PR 🙏