Refactor parents as contacts#291
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Only one request for change and even then, it's just in a comment. As someone new to the codebase, it's the kind of comment that I would've valued more of.
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Contact (formerly parent) details are now storied in global context, meaning editing a contact in one location will update it in another. This means contacts behave more like they do in production, and will be useful as we think about how contacts should look and behave going forward.
It also means contacts are structured in much the same way as other entities in the prototype.