fix(makefile): remove surplus dry-run and fixed typo in build-installer

[lgulliver]

This pull request includes changes to the Makefile to clean up and fix some issues related to image building and pushing. The most important changes include removing the dry-run target and correcting a typo in the build-installer target.

Makefile cleanup and fixes:

• Makefile: Removed the dry-run target, which included commands for generating a dry-run manifest.
• Makefile: Corrected a typo in the build-installer target, changing dist/install.yam to dist/install.yaml.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

This pull request removes the dry-run target from the Makefile, eliminating its associated commands for performing a dry run of the build process. Additionally, the output file name in the build-installer target has been updated from install.yam to install.yaml. Modifications in the package.json file include changing the command executed during the release preparation phase and updating the asset path for GitHub uploads. These changes reflect adjustments in the build process and output artifacts without altering the underlying build logic.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Makefile	Removed the dry-run target and its commands; updated the output filename in the build-installer target from install.yam to install.yaml.
package.json	Modified prepareCmd to execute make build-installer instead of make dry-run; updated asset path from dry-run/manifests.yaml to dist/install.yaml.

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33-34: Updated prepareCmd reflects new build target.
The command now uses "make build-installer" instead of the deprecated "make dry-run", which is consistent with the removal of the dry-run target from the Makefile. This change should ensure that the correct installer build process is executed during release preparation.

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41-44: Revised asset path is aligned with installer output.
The asset configuration now points to "dist/install.yaml". This update corrects the previous typo and aligns the asset path with the file produced by the build-installer target in the Makefile. Ensure that the Makefile indeed outputs the installer file at this location.

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