[Yamato] Stable DXR images [skip ci] #925
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* changing win10-dxr image to stable tag * update yml files
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Purpose of this PR
Change the images to use the 'stable' tag. Note that this doesnt change the actual image (the image that is now tagged as stable is the same image we've been using the whole time) but rather, this is a preventative measure so that our jobs don't fail when the image gets updated.
Comments to reviewers
No changes to the images used - I can send you a link on Slack if you are curious.