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fix(catalog-to-csv): write one statement per CSV row #1708

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Modifies the statement level output of the oscal-catalog-to-csv task to output one row for each statement, to an arbitrary depth of sub-statements.

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Signed-off-by: Michael Davie <mldavie@amazon.com>
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Sorry for the delayed response, I was OOO until today. I enabled workflow runs...

Existing tests will continue to succeed with respect to this trestle task? Please add to the test cases to cover the new functionality. Should the one statement per csv row be optional or always?

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