CON-12034: prepare v0.1.13 release

[prateek1192]

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[d-honeybadger]

v1.33.0 files shouldn't be here... and the yaml-e one for 0.1.13 too - do you know where it's coming from?

[prateek1192]

v1.33.0 files shouldn't be here... and the yaml-e one for 0.1.13 too - do you know where it's coming from?

Its probably because I used the version 1.33.0 first and later on switched to the correct version. I would fix it