Test static taxonomies #139
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This PR addresses #138. This issue outlines occasional CI failures caused by flakiness when downloading taxonomies. It seems occasionally while downloading taxonomies, some files will not be downloaded successfully, which then impacts the extraction process. Adding archived taxonomies, and using these in integration tests should solve this problem.