Expand to download grantees' SF-SAC forms as well

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User story

As an agency representative analyzing single audits, I want SF-SACs to be downloaded (in addition to the PDFs of single audit packages) so that I don't have to find and use a different, more laborious process to get them.

Acceptance criteria

• [ ] TBD; see below.

Outstanding questions

• What exactly happens with the SF-SACs? What are they used for, in this case / by these users? Dig a little deeper on the user story.
• Think through how best to present (and bundle?) the resulting downloads, UXwise, especially as they relate to the single audit PDFs.
• Would users prefer to have the SF-SAC actually stitched together with the single audit PDFs, or is it better to keep them separate?

Implementation notes

...in addition to their single audit packages/PDFs.

The relevant link text on https://harvester.census.gov/facdissem/SearchResults.aspx is Form:

Sample elements: <a id="MainContent_ucA133SearchResults_ResultsGrid_lnkbuttonForm_0" title="Click to Download" href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$MainContent$ucA133SearchResults$ResultsGrid$ctl02$lnkbuttonForm','')">Form</a>

...through:

<a id="MainContent_ucA133SearchResults_ResultsGrid_lnkbuttonForm_24" title="Click to Download" href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$MainContent$ucA133SearchResults$ResultsGrid$ctl26$lnkbuttonForm','')">Form</a>

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Takeaways from recent conversation: 1) Yes, it'd be extremely useful to automate downloading the SF-SACs. Otherwise users will still have to manually find and retrieve them. 2) Better to keep them separate from the PDFs, it sounds like, though bundling them in a folder (or just giving them a consistent, similar-but-differentiating naming scheme) would be useful.