Fix Safari bug when adding a new Work FileSet by dragging into the dropzone

[adamjarling]

Summary

This fixes a Safari bug when selecting a new FileSet for a Work on the Preservation tab, the FileSet Role form field (though selected) was not passing form validation. It only happened when a file was dragged into the form file select drop zone for some reason...

Specific Changes in this PR

• Update how we calculate the required attribute on FileSet Role select

Version bump required by the PR

See Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 for help discerning which is required.

• Patch
• Minor
• Major

Steps to Test

In a Safari browser, navigate to a Work page, Preservation tab, and add a new "Preservation" Role Fileset file.

• Verify it works dragging a file into the drop zone
• Verify it works manually selecting a file by clicking in the drop zone first

Also please let developers know if there are any special instructions to test this in the development environment.

🚀 Deployment Notes

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• Backward compatible API changes
  • Database Schema changes
  • GraphQL API
  • Elasticsearch API
  • Ingest Sheet
  • CSV metadata export/update API
  • Shared Links export API
• Backwards-incompatible API changes
  • Database Schema changes
  • GraphQL API
  • Elasticsearch API
  • Ingest Sheet
  • CSV metadata export/update API
  • Shared Links export API
• Requires data migration
• Requires database triggers disabled during deployment/migration
• Requires reindex
• Terraform changes
  • Adds/requires new or changed Terraform variables
• Pipeline configuration changes (requires mix meadow.pipeline.setup run)
• Requires new variable added to miscellany
• Specific deployment synchronization instructions with other apps/API's
• Other specific instructions/tasks

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[mathewjordan]

Clean and simple fix. Works well for me.