[release/9.2] PublishingActivityProgressReporter fixes#8578
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Backport of #8571 to release/9.2
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Customer Impact
This PR fixes a race condition in the publishing activity progress reporter which resulted in very fast publishers saying they had failed when they had indeed succeeded. The PR includes some API fixes to avoid potential race conditions.
Testing
Manual.
Risk
Low.
Regression?
No