CulverLab / CulverLab/sparcd-exploration

Tagging settings are missing some options

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Description

Tagging settings are missing the following options. Options are to contain shown information, separators can be changed or removed.
- Date format [_Note: this is to be in locale format according to language settings - browser or selected if user can change language in app_]
- Month Day Year -- January 3, 2026
- Month Day Short Year -- Jan 3, 2026
- Numeric Month/Day/Year -- 1/3/2026
- ISO Local Date -- 2025-1-3
- Time format
- 24 hour -- 14:36
- 24 hour with seconds -- 14:36:52
- 12 hour with AM/PM -- 2:36PM
- 12 hour with AM/PM and seconds -- 2:36:52PM
- Distance units
- meters
- feet
- Automatically Select Next Image [_Note: this is a true/false option_]

The default for these options are:
- Date format: ISO Local Date
- Time format: 24 hour [_no seconds_]
- Distance units: meters
- Automatically Select Next Image: Truthiness is True

**Automatically Select Next Image** set to "true" takes effect when the user assigns a species to an image. Once the species is assigned, regardless of how that is handled [added, increment count through drag-and-drop, etc], the next image chronologically is automatically selected and shown with the UI updated as if that image was selected by the user. This does not apply when the count of a species is manually changed by editing the count or by using the increment/decrement controls associated with the count.

Once these options are added, the code needs to change to support these options

This refers to all Species Identifier User Stories starting at [Anita](https://github.com/CulverLab/sparcd-requirements/wiki/User-Stories#species-identifier-1--anita)

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