Add back MELT inputs to EvidenceQC Terra json #772
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This PR reverts a change from #763. The Terra JSONs are meant to be configured such that switching out raw callers requires editing inputs for GatherSampleEvidence only. All other workflows should look for any caller-specific inputs that are present, and if an input is empty, the workflows are designed to ignore it. This PR adds back MELT-specific inputs to the Terra EvidenceQC JSON template so that if users do configure MELT, those inputs will not be ignored during EvidenceQC.
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