fix(calc-questions): always calculate calculated answer if possible #2874
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We don't need to ensure that *every* dependency is non-hidden; indeed it should be possible to evaluate an expression where parts of the dependencies are not set. This is how the backend does it. Also, the `answer` transform does have a default option, so we should easily be able to deal with this.
The answer transform should behave exactly as follows: * Field does not exist: return default value, or empty * Field is hidden: Return empty value * Field is unset: Return default value or empty
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We don't need to ensure that every dependency is non-hidden; indeed it should be possible to evaluate an expression where parts of the dependencies are not set. This is how the backend does it. Also, the
answertransform does have a default option, so we should easily be able to deal with this.