E2605: Complete backend support for specialized rubrics by topic#325
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Summary
This PR finalizes backend support for specialized review rubrics by topic.
It enables assignments to use a default review rubric while allowing individual topics to override that rubric, with support for round-specific behavior when rubrics vary by both topic and round.
Changes
Behavior
After this change:
Testing
Verified through manual integration testing with the assignment editor by:
Review rubric varies by topic?