Added some CICD best practices to the documentation

docs/user_guide/flyte_fundamentals/registering_workflows.md

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   of Flyte packages, for example, the `.tgz` archives that are created by
   `pyflyte package`.
 
+### Some CI/CD best practices
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+In case Flyte workflows are registered on each commit in your build pipelines, you can consider the following recommendations and approach:
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+- **Versioning Strategy** : Determining the version of the build for different types of commits makes them consistent and identifiable. For commits on feature branches, use `<branch-name>-<short-commit-hash>` and for the ones on main branches, use `main-<short-commit-hash>`. Use version numbers for the released (tagged) versions.
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+- **Container Image Management** : With Docker or any other CRI-compliant engine, build and push images to maintain traceability and consistency across environments.
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+- **Workflow Serialization and Registration** : Workflows should be serialized and registered based on the versioning of the build and the container image. Depending on whether the build is for a feature branch or main, the registration domain should be adjusted accordingly. For more context, please visit the [Registering workflows](https://docs.flyte.org/en/latest/user_guide/flyte_fundamentals/registering_workflows.html) page.
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+- **Container Image Specification** : When managing multiple images across tasks within a Flyte workflow, use the `--image` flag during registration to specify which image to use. This avoids hardcoding the image within the task definition, promoting reusability and flexibility in workflows.
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+- **Helm and GoReleaser for Packaging and Releasing**: Use Helm for managing Kubernetes package releases and GoReleaser for automating the release of Go applications. These tools streamline the packaging and distribution processes, making the CI/CD pipeline more robust and manageable. These are used in the `helm-release` and `manifest-release` jobs. 
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 ## What's next?
 
 In this guide, you learned about the Flyte demo cluster, Flyte configuration, and