* MM-27512: Use an authenticated user to bump up request rate limit An unauthenticated user can only make 60 requests per hour which means 1 request every minute. This can lead to frequent rate limit errors while getting the latest release. We change that to use an authenticated user which is already available in the CI. This moves us to make 5000 requests per hour. We also add additional logging in the Makefile targets in case the command fails again so that it's clear what has happened, and not return cryptic 404 errors again. Ideally, we should be able to inspect the output of the curl command, but since the output value of the entire bash script is fed into the variable, it is a bit difficult to print debug output. If this still gives error, then we need to either use a cached artifact somehow or add additional logging and add a retry logic on top of it. * fix mistake
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