Decrement sharktank and shortfin versions to 2.9.0. #448
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This will let us publish a test release to PyPI and then increment the major version once we are comfortable with the new release process. Binaries using these versions have only been pushed to the "dev-wheels" release, so I plan on deleting the existing 3.0.0 wheels.
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Progress on #400.
Switching the versions to be earlier than the planned 3.0.0 will let us publish a 2.9.0 test release to PyPI and then increment the major version once we are comfortable with the new release process. I plan on deleting the existing 3.0.0 binaries that have been pushed to the "dev-wheels" release.
(Yes, pre-releases are a thing: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/version-specifiers/#pre-releases, but we want to trial the full release process)