[DCP Ingestion] Replace c/g/Root by dc/g/Root in Seeding.#2021
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This pull request updates the root StatVarGroup configuration in the _seed function of the Spanner client, changing the identifier from c/g/Root to dc/g/Root and updating its descriptive labels to "Data Commons Variables". I have no feedback to provide as there were no review comments.
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…sorg#2021) * Replace c/g/Root by d/c/g/Root in Seeding. * New tests for spanner seed
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The seeding needs dc/g/Root, not c/g/Root, which is automatically added when the CDC data job runs.