One thing that might help is too replace the expect(foo).toBeInTheDocument() with text assertion on elements. For example:
expect(foo).toBeInTheDocument()
expect(getByRole('heading')).toHaveTextContent('Confirmation')
This way, when there is an error, a typo for example, the output is more focused:
Expected element to have text content: Confirmation Received: Confimation
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One thing that might help is too replace the
expect(foo).toBeInTheDocument()with text assertion on elements. For example:This way, when there is an error, a typo for example, the output is more focused: