Allow overlap equal to number of users in assign_users

[kdutia]

Description

In assign_records it's currently not possible to assign all records to all users. I can't see a reason why this would be the case (it's something my team need at the moment), so I've updated the code to allow this and to warn if all records will be assigned to all users.

Note I'm still setting up a dev environment on my machine (with pip install the integrations dependencies take ages to resolve), so I haven't confirmed that my test works.

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How Has This Been Tested

Updated existing test with a new test case

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[sdiazlor]

Hi @kdutia, thanks for your PR. However, assigning all records to all users is the default behavior you can use without the need for assign_records. If this is how you want to distribute your workload, you just need to create a dataset in a workspace and let the users with the role annotator access it, so they will be able to provide feedback for all the records in that dataset.

Let us know if that would work for your use case :)

[kdutia]

@sdiazlor thanks for this advice! Does that mean that each record in one workspace can be annotated by multiple annotators by default? It could be useful to update the documentation around assign_users to give this advice for this specific case, or even add an instructional warning when someone tries to do this .

[sdiazlor]

@kdutia Thanks for the feedback! Yes, if you allow your annotators to access and annotate the same dataset, you'll be able to get multiple annotations.

[kdutia]

@sdiazlor Ok, I'd suggest a documentation update to make this clearer but I'll close this PR. Thanks for your help!