[DO NOT MERGE] Create GitHub action to trigger canaries

[nileshvd]

Issue #, if available:
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Description of changes:
As part of ORR effort, we need to create canaries that run periodically. We already have GitHub CI Health action that run periodically (every 3 hours) but uses GitHub latest commit and not PySDK distribution from PyPi. So we decided to create similar GitHub action that runs periodically and uses PySDK distribution from PyPi. This effort requires a CodeBuild project and new GitHub action. CodeBuild project is created through different CR

This CR creates GitHub action

Testing done:
Created CodeBuild project in personal AWS account and created a personal GH fork and added this workflow. Ensured that CodeBuild project is successfully triggered after running this workflow

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