Use Scan as verbose message when parsing files

[hagenw]

Change status messages in load(), load_to(), and publish() to use the term "Scan" instead of "Find" or "Missing" when local folder(s) are scanned for existing/matching files.

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Reviewer's Guide

Standardizes verbose progress messages to use the term "Scan" when searching local folders for existing/matching files across publish, load_to, and load workflows.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Standardize publish-time progress messages from "Find" to "Scan" for attachments, media, and tables.	Update attachment search progress bar description from "Find attachments" to "Scan attachments" when iterating over db.attachments. Update media search job task_description from "Find media" to "Scan media" in the parallel job configuration. Update table search progress bar description from "Find tables" to "Scan tables" when iterating over table IDs and files.	audb/core/publish.py
Standardize load_to progress messages from "Find" to "Scan" for media and tables.	Update media download/check job task_description from "Find media" to "Scan media" in the parallel job configuration. Update table download/check job task_description from "Find tables" to "Scan tables" in the parallel job configuration.	audb/core/load_to.py
Standardize cache-check progress message from "Missing" to "Scan" when iterating over files in load().	Change progress bar description from f"Missing {files_type}" to f"Scan {files_type}" when checking which files are cached.	audb/core/load.py

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