some courts, depending on the jurisdiction, will occasionally reform a covenant not to compete. in other words, if the restraints (time restrictions, territory restrictions, scope of activity restrictions) are found to be unreasonably broad, the court may convert the terms into reasonable ones and then enforce the reformed covenant. do you believe a court should reform and then enforce (as reformed) an unreasonably broad covenant? why or why not? do illinois courts reform and enforce unreasonably broad covenants? explain.