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Update release process to automate even more steps #412

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What this PR does:
Updates the release process with documentation changes as well as adding even more automation to prevent more manual work.

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  • Changes manually tested
  • Automated Tests added/updated
  • Documentation added/updated
  • CHANGELOG.md updated (not required for documentation PRs)
  • CLA Signed: DataStax CLA

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Run the following sequence, doing the small manual steps when required (until automated). There is no need to make a release branch as we want to maintain documentation in the master also.
Ensure the post-release and pre-release scripts are correct if you've made any changes to the structure of the project since the last release.

The steps required (assuming releasing v1.10.0 and previous one was v1.9.0), doing from master (replace git commands with correct target remote names):
The steps required (assuming releasing v1.13.0), doing from master (replace git commands with correct target remote names):
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Where are the remote names listed?

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It depends what you've set on your computer. You can do git remote -v to see them. I use upstream and origin, but you can have different names.

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