test: [M3-6226] - Clean up cy.intercept calls in notification and events

[AzureLatte]

Description 📝

Clean up cy.intercept calls in notification and events

Changes 🔄

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Replace calls to cy.intercept with intercept utils in events.ts

How to test 🧪

We can rely on CI to confirm that this test has not been broken by these changes, but to run the test locally you can use this command:

yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/*"

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Coverage Report: ✅
Base Coverage: 82.01%
Current Coverage: 82.01%

[jdamore-linode]

We can rely on CI to confirm that this test has not been broken by these changes, but to run the test locally you can use this command:
yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/events.spec.ts"
yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/notifications.spec.ts"

Quick Cypress tip! You can run multiple specs with one yarn cy:run call using either wildcards or comma-separated paths, like this:

yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/*"

and:

yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/events.spec.ts,cypress/e2e/core/notificationsAndEvents/notifications.spec.ts"

[jdamore-linode]

This looks great! Thanks @AzureLatte!

[mjac0bs]

Thanks Azure! Looks good on a local run.

using either wildcards

@jdamore-linode I don't think I knew this about wildcards, and I don't know why I never tried! 🤦🏼‍♀️

@AzureLatte One other thing I was going to mention was the github markdown tip of enclosing code in ``` the three backticks to make them copyable (like Joe did in his comment above), which is really convenient for test commands in particular. (TIL these are called fenced code blocks.)

```
<command here>
```

[hkhalil-akamai]

Nice job!