Add Google Tag Manager to <head> #223
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Summary
Add Google Tag Manager script directly to head of index.html instead of injecting it so that it is compatible with the Google Tag Assistant Chrome Extension
Motivation
This refactor ensures that our team and contributors can use the Google Tag Assistant Chrome Extension to test our integration with the Digital Analytics Program (DAP). The old method of integrating Google Tag Manager via injection was meant to prevent bots from influencing our analytics data (by delaying analytics tracking for 3 seconds) but this prevented the Google Tag Assistant from working
Test plan (required)
Run npm run test. All tests pass (except for one which is also failing on master)