Add file language to the manifest (upload spreadsheet) #1382
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Fixes #1379 This commit brings pre-assembly's upload spreadsheet into parity with Argo, and allows users to specify what language a file is in (using a BCP47 code). This is needed to express the language of caption files for media.
This is needed for the media enhancement work cycle
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Fixes #1379
This commit brings pre-assembly's upload spreadsheet into parity with Argo, and allows users to specify what language a file is in (using a BCP47 code). This is needed to express the language of caption files for media.
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