SASID - Import lookup table custom step - Initial pull request

[sbxchv]

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[sbxchv]

Pull request for 3 new custom steps :

• SASID - Import lookup table
• Serialize into DataGrid
• SASAPI - GET Metadata

[snlwih]

Hi @sbxchv , thank you for this contribution.

Would you mind splitting this into 3 separate pull requests? This allows for much easier and more efficient review process. You can do this by creating 3 branches in your forked repository, one for each of your custom steps. Then issue a pull request from each branch. This will then result in 3 separate pull requests. Thanks in advance.