Feat: add Discover as an accepted bank card

[lalver1]

Closes #2680

This PR needs to be merged when we are cleared to do so by Product, after Littlepay's Discover compatibility begins. It updates English and Spanish copy across the user-facing flow and the Help page to include Discover as an accepted bank card. The copy is located at the following locations:

• Help page
• Eligibility start
• Contactless modal
• Enrollment index
• CalFresh alert

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[thekaveman]

@lalver1 can you please rebase and update these commit messages so they are not all exactly the same? I get that the extended message has a difference, but this is hard to look at if all you're seeing is a list of commit messages:

We have the (scope) portion of the commit message for exactly this kind of differentiation, e.g.

feat(help): add Discover as an accepted bank card

[lalver1]

Thanks for the comment @thekaveman, I agree, using the (scope) portion improved the readability 👍

[thekaveman]

@lalver1 I'm not trying to be harsh here, but I think we should be at a place where commit message formatting isn't really a point of discussion?

The latest messages... also don't really make sense? 3 different versions/lengths, this looks very messy:

Can we please get some consistency here, assuming that the first line contains the bulk of the information. The extended message only providing additional context where needed.

[angela-tran]

I agree with @thekaveman's comments. Commit message readability is important 👍

Some info that might help here:

Even though Git docs suggest keeping the subject line to no more than 50 characters, GitHub will actually show up to 72 characters of the subject line before collapsing the rest of the message into the "extended description", i.e the body.

For example, the commit message for a1c3d67 has a subject that's 72 characters long.

The Git Graph extension also shows subject lines with more than 50 characters without any problem:

I suggest making use of (up to) all 72 characters 🙂

[angela-tran]

I think it's much more helpful to see a complete sentence as the subject rather than a sentence broken up into a 50-character fragment and having to expand to see the rest of the sentence.

[lalver1]

Thanks @thekaveman and @angela-tran, and sorry for spending time on this. The 50 character limit was the reason for the inconsistent subject line length (I focused only on that and forgot about the actual content of the subject line, my bad) but I should've remembered that we can use all 72 characters, so thanks for reminding me about this 🙏

[angela-tran]

Today I learned (or re-learned, I suppose) that Spanish does not use the Oxford comma. Thank you @lalver1!

https://www.spanishdict.com/guide/advanced-spanish-punctuation

[machikoyasuda]

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[angela-tran]

Still a mystery why this happens with pre-commit and CSS files

[angela-tran]

The copy changes look good to me.

In the future, let's also strive for complete sentences in the commit message body.

[thekaveman]

Thanks for the updates @lalver1 and comments @angela-tran!