Avoid using "Release 2" title for Tanager open data release#43
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We've been asked to avoid calling the new release of Tanager open data "Release 2" to avoid confusion. This MR leaves "Release 2" out of the STAC catalog title.
Note that
release2is still in the file paths, but we're not being asked to change things at that level. E.g. the first release files are still in GCS and data for the same scenes in the second release is actually different. We need to keep both sets of data files for end users consistency outside of these STAC catalogs (e.g. the "release 1" data is used directly in GEE without STAC being used at all in https://gee-community-catalog.org/projects/tanager/ and we don't want to break that).