chore: 🏗️ add event and repeating forms metadata download to pytask#170
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We mentioned elsewhere that we don't want to commit intermediary files (so, for metadata, only the final datapackage.json), so I added the Pytask bld folder to gitignore.
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This PR adds Pytask tasks for downloading event and repeating forms metadata. We will use these later in the flow.
Closes #166
Needs a quick review.
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just run-all-- with expected failures