ERROR: '[DOM] Failed to open url on target:  _blank Error: intentional'
    The test "DOM   openWindowDialog should retry on first exception" resulted in a call to console.error. (See above line.)
    ⤷ If the error is not expected, fix the code that generated the error.
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and synchronous), use the following pattern to wrap the test code that generated the error:
        'allowConsoleError(() => { <code that generated the error> });'
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and asynchronous), use the following pattern at the top of the test:
        'expectAsyncConsoleError(<string or regex>[, <number of times the error message repeats>]);'
ERROR: 'The element did not specify a layout attribute. Check https://amp.dev/documentation/guides-and-tutorials/develop/style_and_layout/control_layout and the respective element documentation for details.'
    The test "DOM   whenUpgradeToCustomElement function should resolve if element has already upgrade" resulted in a call to console.error. (See above line.)
    ⤷ If the error is not expected, fix the code that generated the error.
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and synchronous), use the following pattern to wrap the test code that generated the error:
        'allowConsoleError(() => { <code that generated the error> });'
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and asynchronous), use the following pattern at the top of the test:
        'expectAsyncConsoleError(<string or regex>[, <number of times the error message repeats>]);'
ERROR: 'The element did not specify a layout attribute. Check https://amp.dev/documentation/guides-and-tutorials/develop/style_and_layout/control_layout and the respective element documentation for details.'
    The test "DOM   whenUpgradeToCustomElement function should resolve when element upgrade" resulted in a call to console.error. (See above line.)
    ⤷ If the error is not expected, fix the code that generated the error.
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and synchronous), use the following pattern to wrap the test code that generated the error:
        'allowConsoleError(() => { <code that generated the error> });'
    ⤷ If the error is expected (and asynchronous), use the following pattern at the top of the test:
        'expectAsyncConsoleError(<string or regex>[, <number of times the error message repeats>]);'