Internet Access CRDC import autorefresh

[shapateriya]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes a comprehensive data import pipeline to integrate 'Internet Access and Devices' data from the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC). It encompasses a Python script for automated data acquisition and preprocessing, alongside all essential configuration and schema definitions. The goal is to ingest this data as new statistical variables, offering insights into internet access within schools, specifically focusing on Wi-Fi enabled devices and the presence of juvenile justice facilities.

Highlights

• New Data Import Pipeline: Introduces a complete pipeline for importing 'Internet Access and Devices' data from the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC).
• Automated Data Acquisition: Includes a Python script (download.py) that dynamically fetches CRDC ZIP files, extracts relevant CSVs, and preprocesses the data by adding a 'YEAR' column.
• Statistical Variable Definition: Defines new statistical variables and schema for internet access in schools, differentiating by Wi-Fi enabled devices and juvenile justice facility status.
• Import Configuration: Adds necessary configuration files (common_metadata.csv, common_pvmap.csv, manifest.json) to manage the import process, including a bi-monthly cron schedule for automated refreshes.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new data import for CRDC Internet Access data. The changes include the download script, configuration files, and generated MCF files. The overall structure is good, but there are a few issues to address. In download.py, the get_full_year function has a bug that will cause issues in the long term. The README.md has an incorrect title. There is also a duplicated script command in manifest.json and README.md which is a maintainability concern. I've provided suggestions to fix these issues.

[gemini-code-assist]

The script command is duplicated in statvar_imports/crdc/internet_access/README.md (line 23). This duplication can lead to maintenance issues, as any changes would need to be made in both places. To improve maintainability, consider making this manifest file the single source of truth and referencing it from the README, for example by stating "See manifest.json for the script command."