LP#1403967: show 'subject heading thesaurus' value release notes

The 'subject heading thesaurus' basically defines the issuing authority
that created the authority record. For example, a value of "a" means that
it came from LoC. A value of "n" means that it is a locally created
authority. Note that within the authority MARC editor the 'Subject
Heading Thesaurus' is stored/displayed in the 'Subj' fixed field.

Signed-off-by: Yamil Suarez <yamil@yamil.com>

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+Display Authoirty Subject Heading Thesaurus Value 
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+There is now a new column in the *Manage Authorities* search results. Each result row now displays each authority's thesaurus value with a "Thes: " prefix. In the authority MARC editor interface the thesaurus value corresponds to the "Subject Heading Thesaurus" fixed field (http://www.loc.gov/marc/authority/ad008.html) labeled “Subj”. For example, a value of "Thes: a" means that the authority is a Library of Congress Subject Heading, and a value of "Thes: k" means the authority is a Canadian Subject Heading.
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+*A Library of Congress list of thesaurus values:*
+
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+* '' = Alternate no attempt to code
+* a = Library of Congress Subject Headings
+* b = LC subject headings for children's literature
+* c = Medical Subject Headings
+* d = National Agricultural Library subject authority file
+* k = Canadian Subject Headings
+* n = Not applicable
+* r = Art and Architecture Thesaurus
+* s = Sears List of Subject Headings
+* v = Repertoire de vedettes-matiere
+* z = Other
+* | = No attempt to code
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