Archive social care extracts

[Jennit07]

closes #923

I have moved current processed social care files into folders in /conf/hscdiip/SLF_Extracts/Social_care to keep things organised. Ive also created a new folder called Sandpit_Extracts. The idea behind this is to save a copy of the raw social care extract for each dataset before we do any processing. This will allow us to compare this each quarter to the previous quarter. It will help to highlight any potential issues and we can feedback the changes to the social care team/data management colleagues.

I have set this up in a way that it will only write to disk once to prevent us from overwriting the file every time we run social care extracts. It means we should have an accurate copy of data from the snapshot at that point in time. For example, the processed datasets will be overwritten in between updates if we are testing code and therefore uses the most up to date snapshot data. Whereas this will save one copy of the data and be accurate/reflective of the data used in the quarterly updates.

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