Clean up comments

src/registrar/tests/test_copy_names_from_contacts_to_users.py

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ class TestDataUpdates(TestCase):
         self.user3 = User.objects.create(username="user3")
         self.user4 = User.objects.create(username="user4")
         # The last user created triggers the creation of a contact and attaches itself to it. See signals.
-        # This bs_user defuses that situation (unwanted user-contact pairing) so we can test the code.
+        # This bs_user defuses that situation.
         self.bs_user = User.objects.create()
 
         self.contact1 = Contact.objects.create(

src/registrar/views/application.py

@@ -321,15 +321,9 @@ class ApplicationWizard(ApplicationWizardPermissionView, TemplateView):
 
     def get_context_data(self):
         """Define context for access on all wizard pages."""
-        # The on-page submit button is just a trigger for the modal;
-        # the submit button we're adding to context will get passed to
-        # the modal and is the button that triggers the actual domain
-        # application submission (via post -> goto_next_step -> done).
+        # Build the submit button that we'll pass to the modal.
         modal_button = '<button type="submit" ' 'class="usa-button" ' ">Submit request</button>"
-        # We'll concatenate the modal header here for passing along to the
-        # modal include. NOTE: We are able to 'fast-forward' a domain application
-        # by tyoing in review in the URL. The submit button still shows, hence
-        # the if/else.
+        # Concatenate the modal header that we'll pass to the modal.
         if self.application.requested_domain:
             modal_heading = "You are about to submit a domain request for " + str(self.application.requested_domain)
         else: