Show IdV app alert message relevant for current step#6311
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**Why**: So that the personal key success alert message won't be shown for all steps, as we continue to expand the flow. changelog: Upcoming Features, Identity Verification, Add password confirmation step
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Avoid clunky switch assignment See: #6311 (comment)
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Why: So that the personal key success alert message won't be shown for all steps, as we continue to expand the flow.
This builds on #6239, where a goal was to avoid including success banner in the implementation of the step itself, since steps could possibly be reused elsewhere (e.g. account dashboard personal key reset) and the display of a success banner is more a reflection of transition between steps as opposed to the step itself.
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