[CD] Remove scheduled Python wheel uploads.#10417
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While discussing #10371, we considered removing the weekly dev wheel builds to save space on PyPI. I think that is a great idea, so I'm just removing it here. We can always add it back if needed, but I think they don't really serve much purpose today anyway.
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Agree. I'm not using these for release qualification currently and instead just build on demand.
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While discussing #10371, we considered removing the weekly dev wheel builds to save space on PyPI. I think that is a great idea, so I'm just removing it here. We can always add it back if needed, but I think they don't really serve much purpose today anyway.