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feat(bulkProcessing): add bulk transcription modal DEV-1419 (#7109)

### 📣 Summary
Adds modal to allow bulk transcribing multiple audio submissions

### 💭 Notes
Outside of the new component:
- Refactors `RegionSelector` away from a Select and TextBox into one
selector that handles the language hooks
- Uses some react-query benefits to ensure no duplicate calls to
language api is made to preserve workflow of single processing view

Modal itself:
- Has multiple stages, different warning stages if the user has reached
automatic transcription limits, or if the user selected too many
submissions
- Notification system still needs to be implemented, beyond the scope of
this PR
- Added default prop to have every mantine modal vertically centered by
default

### 👀 Preview steps

Test Bulk Transcription Modal
  1. Navigate to a form with audio file submissions
  2. Select multiple submissions with audio files
  3. Click the bulk action menu → "Transcribe selected audio files"
  4. 🟢 Notice the modal opens with language and region selectors
  5. Select a language (e.g., English) and region (e.g., United States)
  6. Click "Start Transcription"
  7. 🟢 Notice the modal closes, transcription jobs are queued
  8. Generate more submissions than the page can show, do this either:
        - Use `mockobo` and follow the steps for submitting audio files
- Submit manually > 10 submissions. Then set the table to only display
10 rows
9. Click the caret on the select all checkbox and select all results
(total)
10. 🟢 Notice the modal gives an information step about too many requests
11. Set the rows to 500, ensure that you have less than or equal to 500
rows
12. Click the caret on the select all checkbox and select all results
(total)
13. 🟢 Notice the modal DOES NOT give an information step about too many
requests

Test Usage Limit Exceeded

  1. Simulate exceeded ASR limit
  2. Open bulk transcription modal
4. 🟢 Notice the warning banner shows, "Start Transcription" button i... (continued)

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