ESLint: Fix jest-dom/prefer-to-have-attribute rule violations
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What?
This PR fixes all violations of the
jest-dom/prefer-to-have-attributerule, in preparation for enablingeslint-plugin-jest-domglobally for the project.See the plugin README for more info on the jest-dom ESLint plugin.
Why?
We've been improving our tests a lot recently with the migration to
@testing-library. One way we could improve them is to better standardize them and follow best practices whenever we can, and one of the best ways to get there is to follow the recommended ESLint rules of the libraries and utilities we use under the hood.How?
We're essentially fixing up a few instances that either assert positively or negatively that the element has a certain attribute.
Testing Instructions
Verify all checks are green.