feat: add script runner to reset email translations

[YazeedLoonat]

This PR addresses #1056

• Addresses only certain aspects of the issue

Description

This creates a new script runner endpoint to reset all the non-english translations

How Can This Be Tested/Reviewed?

This is going to take some time to double check but: run the new script runner locally. Double check that each of the strings: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aFoUc76C44SInzrac02cvG7UhxfLVyHoGwds6fmzqNA/edit?gid=481259231#gid=481259231 are in place and replacing the correct english string

Author Checklist:

• Added QA notes to the issue with applicable URLs
• Reviewed in a desktop view
• Reviewed in a mobile view
• Reviewed considering accessibility
• Added tests covering the changes
• Made corresponding changes to the documentation
• Ran yarn generate:client and/or created a migration when required

Review Process:

• Read and understand the issue
• Ensure the author has added QA notes
• Review the code itself from a style point of view
• Pull the changes down locally and test that the acceptance criteria is met
• Either (1) explicitly ask a clarifying question, (2) request changes, or (3) approve the PR, even if there are very small remaining changes, if you don't need to re-review after the updates

[YazeedLoonat]

Hey @ludtkemorgan I got too excited about that arg and didn't think to double check it would work in the null case. Updated per your recs! lemme know what you think

[ludtkemorgan]

So far just one missed translation string that I can see.

As discussed offline, the script should be updated to first delete the translation in the DB for the bay area jurisdiction. This entry causes issues because it is taking precedence over the non-jurisdiction non-english languages

[YazeedLoonat]

Hey @ludtkemorgan this is ready for your 👀 again!

[ludtkemorgan]

This change looks good!
One thing for future testing that would be useful is if you could delete the jurisdiction specific translation in the seed staging. But the script looks great!