add support for requesting parallel engines in a http batch job#95
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To specify the number of ASR engines a job on http batch worker(on Prem container) can use we added a new header called
X-SM-Processing-Data. Inside the header we can have a json dictionary, with a key calledrequested_parallelwhere you can specify the number of engines you want to use.Usage with:
`from speechmatics.batch import AsyncClient
async def main():
async with AsyncClient(url='http://localhost:9002/v2') as client:
result = await client.transcribe(sys.argv[1],requested_parallel=2)
print(result)
asyncio.run(main())`