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How to test LazyColumn items? Looks like items are not wrapped. See thread …

```Printing with useUnmergedTree = 'false'
    Node #2 at (l=0.0, t=210.0, r=1080.0, b=1251.0)px
    ContentDescription = '[message_list]'
    CollectionInfo = 'androidx.compose.ui.semantics.CollectionInfo@9b2348e'
    Actions = [IndexForKey, ScrollToIndex]
     |-Node #4 at (l=21.0, t=1095.0, r=147.0, b=1221.0)px
     | ContentDescription = '[profile_image]'
     | Actions = [OnClick]
     | MergeDescendants = 'true'
     |-Node #6 at (l=168.0, t=1095.0, r=345.0, b=1152.0)px
     | Text = '[John Doe]'
     | Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
     |-Node #8 at (l=358.0, t=1107.0, r=434.0, b=1150.0)px
     | Text = '[01:00]'
     | Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
     |-Node #10 at (l=168.0, t=1152.0, r=507.0, b=1251.0)px
     |  |-Node #11 at (l=189.0, t=1173.0, r=486.0, b=1230.0)px
     |    Text = '[Test Message 1]'
     |    Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
     |-Node #13 at (l=21.0, t=918.0, r=147.0, b=1044.0)px
     | ContentDescription = '[profile_image]'
     | Actions = [OnClick]
     | MergeDescendants = 'true'
     |-Node #15 at (l=168.0, t=918.0, r=345.0, b=975.0)px
     | Text = '[John Doe]'
     | Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
     |-Node #17 at (l=358.0, t=930.0, r=434.0, b=973.0)px
     | Text = '[01:00]'
     | Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]
     |-Node #19 at (l=168.0, t=975.0, r=507.0, b=1074.0)px
     |  |-Node #20 at (l=189.0, t=996.0, r=486.0, b=1053.0)px
     |    Text = '[Test Message 2]'
     |    Actions = [GetTextLayoutResult]```

What you can see is that there’s no parent node for item

Good question. It seems there is currently no way to assert for example number of items, because it counts all the elements inside items

hey, how do you print the tree like that?

or similar question - how to test onClick on items in `LazyColumn`? Let’s say I have a Row with clickable modifier. How to test it? (row is not showing when using `printToLog` ofc)

<@UJBPFB3SN> do you know anyone who can answer this question?