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Hide address-based option in social errors #5
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Verified in WPiOS 10.4 (develop!).
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Fixes wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS#8388
When logging in with
restrictToWPComturned on, and the uses selects to login via Google, we now hide the option to login via address when there is an error. This will improve error recovery for these users.To test:
googleLoginTapped()inLoginEmailViewController)