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This test seems to be a little flaky. This tries to make it more reliable by using `wait-for-` commands instead of `assert-`. My guess is that clicking on an element doesn't necessarily wait for all the javascript code to finish and the DOM to be done updating.
These tests have been randomly failing on CI. I'm not entirely certain why there is a race for these conditions. I'm not sure how browser-ui-test waits when the document reloads on navigation. There's also some javascript triggers that happen after the page loads, and I don't remember if that runs before DOMContentLoaded.
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This tries to fix some GUI tests that have been failing recently.
I'm still seeing some failures on CI with these changes, but they are much less frequent. I'm unable to reproduce locally, so it is making it difficult to understand how it could possibly fail.