Switched SCEvents token reading to useSCE hook#2140
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PR for #2133
Problem
Before, SCEvent files in Clark were reading a user's token from local storage. However, Clark already has a built in useSCE() hook to get information about a user.
Solution
Go through each SCEvents file in clark that would access a user's token and switch it over to use useSCE().