Use boolean logic instead of any/all

Using and/or over any/all has a couple of advantages:

- it's a bit quicker
- it won't evaluate the second half at all if the first half fails – if
  it is in business hours, and convert_to_boolean would raise, with your
  use of all we'd throw a 500, whereas if we had or, business_hours
  would trip and we'd skip over the second half without worrying about
  exceptions

any and all are designed for use with variable length args eg
`any(x for x in thing())`

tests/app/main/views/test_feedback.py

@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ def test_passes_user_details_through_flow(
 ])
 @pytest.mark.parametrize('ticket_type, expected_response, expected_redirect, expected_error', [
     ('problem', 200, no_redirect(), element.Tag),
-    ('question', 302, partial(url_for, 'main.thanks', urgent=True, anonymous=True), type(None)),
+    ('question', 302, partial(url_for, 'main.thanks', anonymous=True, urgent=True), type(None)),
 ])
 def test_email_address_required_for_problems(
     client,