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We've already reviewed this code together so I'm not gonna spell out the functionality here. What we discussed ended up working just fine.
The thing I banged my head against for 45 mins before succeeding was that the execution of not.toSeeContact on line 92 of auth.test.ts runs a long time on my machine (~20 seconds). This was tipping my machine over the 30 second playright timeout and the test was failing. The error fail message clearly indicated a timeout - but I assumed that my code was wrong as I could comment out line 92 and the test succeeded and put it back in and the test failed. Ergo I spent a bunch of time trying to debugging my test and the toSeeContact function. In the end I was able to simply increase the playwright test timeout setting and everything works. I'm totally open to discussing this however