Don't dist-tag canaries with rc
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We used to tag canaries with `rc` whenever we were in the RC phase of a release cycle. But now that publish "real" versioned canaries like 19.0.0-rc.1, it's confusing that the `rc` dist-tag could point to an even newer version than that. So this removes the `rc` dist-tag from the canary publish workflow.
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We used to tag canaries with
rcwhenever we were in the RC phase of a release cycle. But now that publish "real" versioned canaries like 19.0.0-rc.1, it's confusing that thercdist-tag could point to an even newer version than that.So this removes the
rcdist-tag from the canary publish workflow.