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Some of my recent accessibility work in our design system results in accessibility elements that abstract away the interactivity of some underlying controls. These elements subsume the interactivity of their children and re-expose the functionality via
accessibilityActivate().Unfortunately this breaks KIF matching resulting in the need for an escape hatch to allow activation of elements with greater complexity.
performAccessibilityActivateWithExpectedResult calls accessibilityElement() on the found element and compares its result to the expectation.