AI differentiation code cleanup, round 1 - #74615
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I forked the aiDifferentiation component directory when building out the aiTeacherDrawer sidebar. Now that the sidebar has launched and everyone seems to like it, it's time to start removing the old code.
This is a starting point of stuff to be deleted that's the lowest risk: the
AiDiffContainerthat isn't used anymore now that the sidebar is fully enabled for all users, plus any components that would be no longer referenced anymore once the container is gone. It also updates a couple of tests to point to the new code instead of the old.Some other things like the redux store are referenced in enough other places that I thought it best to leave them for a subsequent PR.
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