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Bump Wrangler version to v2.0.2 #267

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Bump Wrangler version to v2.0.2 #267

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What this PR does / why we need it:

This PR set the version of Wrangler used to be a Wrangler v2 tag.
This PR also updates all of the wrangler import paths to include /v2 prefix

These changes are needed because prior to this PR the Wrangler version was set with a temporary replace statement that included all of the Wrangler v2 changes except for the path change. For Rancher/Rancher to also move to a tagged version for Wrangler, we must first update this repo since Rancher imports it.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes
Issue rancher/rancher#43618

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Checklist:

  • squashed commits into logical changes
  • includes documentation (New documentation tests not needed since there are no code changes)
  • adds unit tests (New unit tests not needed since there are no code changes)
  • adds or updates e2e tests (New e2e tests not needed since there are no code changes)
  • backport needed

The previous wrangler commit included all of the v2 changes.
Except for the import path changes.
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LGTM

@KevinJoiner KevinJoiner merged commit 1ade442 into rancher:main Jan 23, 2024
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