Move libsox-fmt-all from Dockerfile.ci.export_deploy to Dockerfile.ci

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What does this PR do ?

Move libsox-fmt-all from Dockerfile.ci.export_deploy to Dockerfile.speech.

Thanks for @erastorgueva-nv for debugging this. It seems the issue was that the libsox-fmt-all package was not included in the new Dockerfile.speech when we split-up the repo builds and tests. We included it in the export tests. So, this caused the failure in L2_Segmentation_Tool_Parallel_ctc_segmentation_test_L2_Ru_QN_with_mp3.

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• Move libsox-fmt-all from Dockerfile.ci.export_deploy to Dockerfile.speech

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[ko3n1g]

Thanks a lot! One correction: speech doesn’t actually use the speech container, so far it uses the same CI container as NeMo2 does