Remove remaining features that are view tests for #show

These features don’t interact with Whitehall
admin, they directly set up data then visit the
publications#show page to assert things.

This page is now being served by government
frontend so these feature can be removed.

features/document-collections.feature

@@ -19,11 +19,6 @@ Feature: Grouping documents into a collection
     When I redraft the document collection and remove "May 2012 Update" from it
     Then I can see in the admin that "May 2012 Update" does not appear
 
-  Scenario: Documents should link back to their collection
-    Given a published publication called "May 2012 Update" in the document collection "Monthly Updates"
-    When I visit the publication "May 2012 Update"
-    Then I should see links back to the collection
-
   Scenario: Legacy document series urls are redirected to the new document collection urls
     Given a published document collection "Rail statistics" exists
     When I visit the old document series url "/government/organisations/government-department/series/rail-statistics"

features/preview-unpublished-editions.feature

@@ -1,19 +1,6 @@
 Feature: Previewing unpublished editions
 
-Scenario: Unpublished editions can be previewed
-  Given a draft publication "Beard Length Review" exists
-  And I am an editor
-  When I preview "Beard Length Review"
-  Then I should see the summary of the draft publication "Beard Length Review"
-
 Scenario: Unpublished editions link to preview
   Given I am an editor
   When I draft a new publication "Test publication"
   Then I should see a link to the preview version of the publication "Test publication"
-
-@use_real_sso
-Scenario: Unpublished editions are protected from visitors
-  Given a draft publication "Beard Length Review" exists
-  And I am a visitor
-  When I preview "Beard Length Review"
-  Then I should get a "404" error

features/specialist-sectors.feature

@@ -8,8 +8,3 @@ Feature: Tagging content with specialist sectors
     And there are some specialist sectors
     When I start editing a draft document
     Then I can tag it to some specialist sectors
-
-  Scenario: sectors are shown on tagged content
-    Given there is a document tagged to specialist sectors
-    When I view the document
-    Then I should see the specialist sub-sector and its parent sector

features/step_definitions/document_steps.rb

@@ -211,24 +211,6 @@
   assert page.has_css?(record_css_selector(edition), text: edition.title)
 end
 
-Then /^I should see in the preview that "([^"]*)" should be in the "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)" topics$/ do |title, first_topic, second_topic|
-  visit_document_preview title
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: first_topic)
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: second_topic)
-end
-
-Then /^I should see in the preview that "([^"]*)" was produced by the "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)" organisations$/ do |title, first_org, second_org|
-  visit_document_preview title
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: first_org)
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: second_org)
-end
-
-Then /^I should see in the preview that "([^"]*)" is associated with "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)"$/ do |title, minister_1, minister_2|
-  visit_document_preview title
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: minister_1)
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: minister_2)
-end
-
 Then /^the publication should be related to "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)" policies$/ do |related_policy_1, related_policy_2|
   policies_titles = Publication.last.policies.map(&:title)
 

features/step_definitions/publication_steps.rb

@@ -57,13 +57,6 @@
   add_external_attachment
 end
 
-Then /^I should see in the preview that "([^"]*)" is taken from the live data in "([^"]*)"$/ do |title, data_set_name|
-  publish(force: true)
-  click_on title
-  click_on "View on website"
-  assert has_css?(".meta a", text: data_set_name)
-end
-
 Then /^I should see a link to the PDF attachment$/ do
   assert page.has_css?("a[href*='#{@attachment.filename}']")
 end

features/step_definitions/statistics_steps.rb

@@ -108,12 +108,3 @@
     click_on page.all('h3').first.text
   end
 end
-
-Then(/^I should see the details for that statistics publication$/) do
-  assert page.has_content?(@statistics_publication.title)
-  assert page.has_content?(@statistics_publication.summary)
-end
-
-Then(/^I should see from the url that I am still in the statistics section of the site$/) do
-  assert page.current_path.include? statistics_path
-end

features/step_definitions/topical_event_steps.rb

@@ -84,12 +84,6 @@
   end
 end
 
-Then /^(#{THE_DOCUMENT}) shows it is related to the topical event "([^"]*)" on its public page$/ do |edition, topical_event_name|
-  topical_event = TopicalEvent.find_by!(name: topical_event_name)
-  visit public_document_path(edition)
-  assert page.has_css?(".meta a", text: topical_event.name)
-end
-
 When /^I feature the document "([^"]*)" for topical event "([^"]*)" with image "([^"]*)"$/ do |news_article_title, topical_event_name, image_filename|
   topical_event = TopicalEvent.find_by!(name: topical_event_name)
   visit admin_topical_event_classification_featurings_path(topical_event)

features/topical_events.feature

@@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ Scenario: Associating a publication with a topical event
   When I draft a new publication "A speech" relating it to topical event "An Event"
   And I force publish the publication "A speech"
   Then I should see the publication "A speech" in the publications section of the topical event "An Event"
-  And the publication "A speech" shows it is related to the topical event "An Event" on its public page
 
 Scenario: Associating a consultation with a topical event
   Given a topical event called "An Event" with description "A topical event"

features/viewing-statistics.feature

@@ -15,10 +15,3 @@ Feature: Viewing statistics
     When I visit the statistics index page
     And I filter the statistics by department and topic
     Then I should only see statistics for the selected departments and topics
-
-  Scenario: Citizen views the details of statistics
-    Given there is a statistics publication
-    When I visit the statistics index page
-    And I click on the first statistics publication
-    Then I should see the details for that statistics publication
-    And I should see from the url that I am still in the statistics section of the site