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Fix Ordering of Templates Within Create Plan Template Dropdown #706

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Fixes #685

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Good Work 🥳

Prior to this commit, all of the templates were simply being sorted by title.

Now, the sorting follows the instructions specified within the following GitHub issue comment: #685 (comment)
The `funder.present? && !funder.new_record?` check was being unnecessarily repeated.

NOTE: This file features a lot of code exclusive to DMP Assistant. I feel like it could be further cleaned up.
Commit d127444 removed this assignment. However, considering that this instance variable may be used by some corresponding views, this commit puts back the assignment.
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Good Work 🥳👏

@aaronskiba aaronskiba merged commit 280d8f6 into integration Apr 8, 2024
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@aaronskiba aaronskiba restored the aaron/issues/685 branch April 10, 2024 19:21
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