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Moving towards #89. Tackling this first because it will make solving that easier.
This addition we inject into the Rails form builders is just a partial in disguise. The JS here has gotten a little looser in terms of locating what we're changing, but this JS should only ever interface with the code in the
_with_increment_buttons
partial. The existing code is functional, but it is not nearly as flexible as rails internals are (i.e. when dealing with #89, our form builder will try to callobstacle_89
on form elements).We can continue to maintain this custom version of a number field, or we can just drop it and delegate more work off to Rails. (I think my preference is clear)