Refactor handling of eligibility types #89
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The central change in this PR is to adapt get/set of eligibility information from/to session to use the
EligibilityType.id
property rather thanname
. Since this object carries the value sent in the eligibility phase and also the group identifier for the enrollment phase, we may have multiple types with the same name pointing to different enrollment groups.The current logic relying on
name
causes errors when there are duplicates because we cannot determine whichEligibilityType
was meant.A future todo could be to refactor the models to separate eligibility name and benefit group identifier.