Components: Remove unnecessary .firstChild from tests
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What?
With the recent work to improve the quality of tests, we fixed a bunch of ESLint rule violations. This PR fixes a few
no-node-accessrule violations. Essentially, those are where we work with snapshots and it doesn't really matter if we snapshot the parent or the child.Why?
The end goal is to enable that ESLint rule once all violations have been fixed.
How?
We're using the parent and updating the snapshots. An extra wrapper in the snapshot adds little to no cost.
Testing Instructions
Verify all tests still pass.
cc @brookewp as I know she's been tackling related work.