got rid of users[0].attorney[0].name.first on review and used target_… #644
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…number to define counsel_retained
Terry emailed about a bug -
Because a motion to shorten time was appropriate, the interview tried to define counsel_retained, which was conditioned on users[0].attorney.there_are_any. However, users[0].attorney uses .target_number. I changed this condition of counsel_retained to the target_number (which will make it more likely the client can complete the interview from her saved answers).
There was an additional problem - the review block was setting users[0].attorney.there_are_any to true. I removed the edit field in the review block for users[0].attorney[0].name.first. I think we should use a table, but I just left it out for now, since Terry wants to prioritize getting the issue fixed for the client.
In this PR, I have: