Fix 500 when trying to display invalid phone numbers#6319
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changelog: Bug Fixes, Authentication, Fix 500 when phone ID is invalid
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* add failing specs * Do not attempt to display phone if it is invalid changelog: Bug Fixes, Authentication, Fix 500 when phone ID is invalid
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I suspect this is limited to people manually editing the form to specify a different (invalid) ID, but it caused some 500s (NR)
This PR adds validation and additional tests around this case. I'm not overly worried about getting the redirect exactly right in case where we redirect back to the homepage. The user in question could be signing up or authenticating, but either way something funky is going on 🙂