Maintenance: Remove authorizer instance variable on ApplicationController#2585
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This is for after #2584 lands.
In #2584, it came up that instance variables on
ApplicationControllerleak across calls to controller actions in rspec tests. This is not how I thought it worked, but turns out all the other uses of tests like this never came across this particular combo. Those kinds of tests are useful for exhaustively testing authorization rules for a given setup (eg across combinations of things like[educator, student]).This removes the instance variable in
ApplicationControllerrelated to authorization; it's not doing much there. This has no impact on authorization rules.