enable_word_time_offsets=False to a few examples, and added enable_wor…

[dlaqab]

Added enable_word_time_offsets=True to local file version of transcribe_async
Added enable_word_time_offsets=False to other recognize samples (except streaming)

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[dlaqab]

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[theacodes]

If this defaults to false, then we should just leave it out.

[dizcology]

Agreeing with @jonparrott on this: This is definitely something we want to make clear in the API/client library reference, but adding this in the sample codes would make the API seem harder to use than it actually is (note that the other parameters encoding, langauge_code, and sample_rate_hertz are all required, but enable_word_time_offsets is optional and defaults to false).

What are some possible use case scenarios where not showing enable_word_time_offsets=False could cause friction for the users?

[dlaqab]

@jonparrott thanks for the pointer - Done

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[beccasaurus]

The enable_word_time_offsets=False parameter in these samples is extraneous to the task these samples are intended to demonstrate. Closing.

[beccasaurus]

Note: samples which demonstrate Enable Word Time Offsets were added to python-docs-samples in #1050