Remove uncompilable if block from code example

[Nickknack]

In the context exercise we update SpyStore to remove the cancel from the spy and just pass the context into the fetch. In one of the if statements of the happy path we reference store.ctx.
Just removed the if statement to make the test actually run and pass like the instructions say.

[Nickknack]

if store.ctx != request.Context() { t.Errorf("store was not passed through a context %v", store.ctx) }
Is the if statement that doesn't compile.

type SpyStore struct { response string t *testing.T }

Is how the SpyStore type is being defined in the previous step.

[quii]

Thanks for this, just a heads up that I'm not ignoring it and I'll be checking this out at some point this week

[Jragon]

You will need to update the test output too.

=== RUN   TestServer/returns_data_from_store
--- FAIL: TestServer (0.00s)
    --- FAIL: TestServer/returns_data_from_store (0.00s)
    	context_test.go:22: got "", want "hello, world"
    	context_test.go:26: store was not passed through a context <nil>

should become

Try to run the test

=== RUN   TestServer/returns_data_from_store
--- FAIL: TestServer (0.00s)
    --- FAIL: TestServer/returns_data_from_store (0.00s)
    	context_test.go:22: got "", want "hello, world"

related to #156

[Nickknack]

@Jragon @quii ah, cool! If there's already an issue open for this, should I just close this pr?

[quii]

@Nickknack so sorry for taking long with this. Re the other bit, I'll fix that now