Replace nightly tests with pre-release tests

[sethaxen]

The nightly CI runs have failed persistently for 9 months. As a result, these are really not useful. More useful would be to test against pre-releases, and we should actually expect CI to pass for pre-releases. That's what this PR does.

[sethaxen]

(On a personal note, since I created the JuliaNightly workflow, GitHub notifies me every single time it fails, which is at least daily, and I cannot unsubscribe from this without unsubscribing from the entire repo. Hopefully this improves things)

[devmotion]

I think that's a good idea.

[sethaxen]

There are some test failures on v1.11.0-rc3, specifically type-inference issues for the rrules of sortslices(::AbstractMatrix; dims::Integer) and norm(::AbstractMatrix, ::Real). If we merge this right now, CI will be marked as failing on main. Ideally we would fix these failures either here or shortly after merging, but after spending some time on this, it's not at all clear to me why these are no longer type-inferrable. Alternatively, we could just skip inferrability checks here.

[oxinabox]

Alternatively, we could just skip inferrability checks here.

For nightly I am pro this.
Type inference flicks around a fair bit on nightly.
CHAINRULES_TEST_INFERRED environment variable for this.

But idk for pre-release that is perhaps useful so we can complain upstream that someone broke inference and then either get it fixed before release.
Or disable it if they think it's ok