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Change release cycle docs to reflect current process
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Now we no longer publish release discussions because it is very
time-consuming.

Also, I've added links to access the CWS dashboard directly.

Change-Id: I4ae4a9f77fb6890dfe18298291d2d14225bedf84
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upload the Chromium beta and Gecko stable packages and mark the release as a
pre-release if there is no intention of promoting this release to stable in the
future).
5. Mark the option **Create a discussion for this release** and select category
**Releases**.
6. Click **Publish release**.
7. Click **Join release discussion**.
8. Add something like this to the beginning of the discussion:
``` md
# Version 1.9.3

## Status

- **Beta channel:** pending review. It will probably take some hours to be reviewed and automatically
published.
- **Stable channel:** it will be available by the end of the week.
```

## Submitting to the Chrome Web Store
1. [Upload both release files](https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/publish#upload-your-item)
to the Chrome Web Store, one for each release channel.

You can use the following links: [[stable]](http://go/twpt-cwsd-stable),
[[beta]](http://go/twpt-cwsd-beta) (internal-only).

2. [Submit both releases](https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/publish#submit-your-item-for-publishing)
to be reviewed by the Chrome Web Store team, but in the case of the stable
channel uncheck the "Publish automatically after it has passed review" option.
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