feat(rdm): sync publication-thesis as THESIS with no tags - #1103
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* I am keeping the empty document_type_tags_map dictionary for consistency in case anything needs to be added in the future. * All records are synced as BOOK unless otherwise specified in document_type_map, so the thesis needs to be explicitly specified.
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I am keeping the empty document_type_tags_map dictionary for consistency in case anything needs to be added in the future.
All records are synced as BOOK unless otherwise specified in document_type_map, so the thesis needs to be explicitly specified.