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• Followup to #52448. That PR unfortunately did not fix the underlying flake because when select-hid-device fires it was grabbing the first device returned, even if it was a system device that couldn't be used for the test. There is another test returns a device when DevicePermissionHandler is defined that already had logic to only return a valid device instead of the first device, so that check was extracted out to a helper function so that the flaky test can also use that function to get a valid device for testing (if such a device exists).

Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8

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