Add debug print statements in load_contest_file.py for improved data visibility

- Introduced additional print statements to display the first 10 rows of cleaned_df after processing for both 'BASEBALL' and 'GOLF' sports, enhancing the debugging process during contest file loading.
- Maintained existing functionality while improving the visibility of data structures for better analysis and troubleshooting.

global_func/load_contest_file.py

@@ -120,6 +120,7 @@ def load_contest_file(upload, helper_var, helper = None, sport = None):
                 cleaned_df[['Remove', 'Guy', 'Dude', 'Pooba', 'Bub', 'Chief', 'Buddy']] = cleaned_df['Lineup'].str.split(',', expand=True)
             elif sport == 'GOLF':
                 cleaned_df[['Remove', 'Guy', 'Dude', 'Pooba', 'Bub', 'Chief', 'Buddy']] = cleaned_df['Lineup'].str.split(',', expand=True)
+            print(cleaned_df.head(10))
             cleaned_df = cleaned_df.drop(columns=['Lineup', 'Remove'])
             entry_counts = cleaned_df['BaseName'].value_counts()
             cleaned_df['EntryCount'] = cleaned_df['BaseName'].map(entry_counts)
@@ -129,6 +130,7 @@ def load_contest_file(upload, helper_var, helper = None, sport = None):
                 cleaned_df = cleaned_df[['BaseName', 'EntryCount', 'Guy', 'Dude', 'Pooba', 'Bub', 'Chief', 'Buddy']]
             elif sport == 'GOLF':
                 cleaned_df = cleaned_df[['BaseName', 'EntryCount', 'Guy', 'Dude', 'Pooba', 'Bub', 'Chief', 'Buddy']]
+            print(cleaned_df.head(10))
             
             print('Made it through check_lineups')