Add backwards compatibility for svn yaml field

[evanyeyeye]

Description

• has_svn field is now removed from yaml configurations
• Fixed typo in assessment.rb

Motivation and Context

Due to #2078, importing an existing course (made before the deprecation of has_svn) would cause an error.

Types of changes

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The update introduces a new key has_svn to the compatibility hash and fixes a typo in the hash's name within the assessment.rb model. This adjustment ensures the model's backward compatibility logic accurately reflects the intended spelling and incorporates the new has_svn key, aligning with efforts to manage SVN-related features or legacy code.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/models/assessment.rb	Added has_svn key to BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY and fixed typo in hash name.

Related issues

• Remove obsolete SVN code #2067: This PR could be linked because it directly addresses the management of has_svn within the model, which is relevant to the issue's objective of removing obsolete SVN code. The addition of has_svn to the BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY hash suggests an ongoing transition or cleanup related to SVN features, aligning with the issue's aim to streamline the codebase by removing SVN-related elements.

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