Convert the E&J transition pages into Wagtail pages, part 1

[dorothyyeager]

User story As an internal stakeholder or outside legal consultant, I need to see the explanation and justification for Commission regulations to do proper legal analysis of them.

Background In #2202 we devised a plan for moving the E&J pages over into Wagtail and addressing how illegible some of them were. Since then, the Information Division has found replacement files for some of the more illegible E&J files and has uploaded those into the CMS. (Spreadsheet) The next step is to do the conversion of the tables.

This is a huge undertaking and will be scoped similar to reporting examples.

To do for this upcoming sprint:

• An Information Division specialist has been asked to search the law library for certain older documents we have been unable to find replacements for online.
• If that specialist finds suitable replacement files, will upload those.
• Continue to add anchor links to the SERS files linked on the transition pages.
  - [ ] Begin making word tables of each citation page of the E&Js for easier conversion using the process @llienfec designed- We are moving this into a future issue (Convert the E&J transition pages into Wagtail pages, part 2 #2392 )

[dorothyyeager]

Estimating this at a 5 but because it's labor-intensive for the Information Division staff that will be doing the work throughout the sprint.

[dorothyyeager]

Work continues on the anchor links. We were unable to locate the replacement files for the older House Documents. The specialist who was working on the E&J tables needs to be diverted to higher priority projects in light of the legislation that passed Congress yesterday, so that will slow progress as well. I'll keep plugging away.

[dorothyyeager]

In order to narrow down the scope of this ticket, I've set up an issue at #2392 for the creation of the word tables that we'll use to remove bad code and set up good code for use in the future Wagtail pages.

[dorothyyeager]

Happy to say that we are done adding back in the anchor links! Now on to work on part 2 at #2392 .