Create basic page for Worldwide Organisations in government-frontend

[callumknights]

Create initial basic page for Worldwide Organisations in government-frontend.

The page currently only consists of the title and content item description, more parts of the page can be added later when more is presented to the content store by whitehall, metadata, page body etc.

Also included basic testing which can be built upon later as the page is migrated.

The breadcrumb trail at the top of the page wasn't previously in the whitehall rendering, but I feel it adds something to the page to show that, happy to be corrected though.

New page running locally ⬆️

Old page on whitehall (with full content) ⬇️

Trello: https://trello.com/c/uiw7XFjE/379-create-routes-controllers-and-views-for-worldwide-organisation-pages-in-government-frontend

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[BeckaL]

Great to see the work on worldwide organisations started ⭐ !

Although this is just the barebones stuff, there are some differences here between the title and description as rendered by this PR and the currently live one. If we've explicitly decided to change how the page is rendered, could you note that in this PR. If not, I think worth doing the bit of work now to get them looking the same, to save us extra PRs later.

Once you've done that, worth having a good review of the code that's in here and what's actually needed - I think a few things have slipped in via copy and paste that aren't required (some noted below, possibly also the translations bit of the view - are worldwide organisations ever actually translated? I'm not sure).

If you could also include screenshots in your PR of the live page as a comparison, that'd be useful.

[brucebolt]

This is looking good. I notice there's a few visual differences between the heading on your screenshot and the live page. It'd be good if we could get this looking the same now, so we don't have to correct these later on.

[brucebolt]

Looking in Whitehall, it appears we have translation for most languages, e.g. Japanese.

[callumknights]

I've hopefully corrected the visual differences that need doing, but given the final design of this page is yet to be decided, I'm not sure how much more time its worth putting in making it perfect now. I'll follow this up with a commit for the translation content, as it will be a copy paste marathon, and I'd like to get opinions on the other changes while doing that.

[brucebolt]

It's very hacky, but I've adapted my code for moving locale entries from one app to another for Government Frontend, so you won't need to do any manual copy and pasting:

cd ~/govuk/whitehall
govuk-docker-run rake "translation:export:all[locale_export]"

cd locale_export
mkdir updated

for f in *.csv                               
do
  grep 'key,source,translation\|worldwide_organisation' $f > updated/$f              
done

cd ~/govuk/government-frontend
cp -r ~/govuk/whitehall/locale_export/updated ./

govuk-docker-run rake "translation:export:all[locale_export]"

cd locale_export
mkdir updated

for f in *.csv                               
do
  cat $f > updated/$f
  grep -v 'key,source,translation' ../updated/$f >> updated/$f
done

cd ..

govuk-docker-run rake "translation:import:all[locale_export/updated]"
govuk-docker-run rake "translation:normalize"

If you get any unexpected changes (e.g. unrelated keys being moved into alphabetical order), run govuk-docker-run rake "translation:normalize" in government-frontend before all this, then commit the changes as a separate commit which normalizes the locale files.

[BeckaL]

Cool, looks good to me, happy for this to go to F&V