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This example demonstrates an automated workflow for deleting all indexes in a Firestore emulator through its web UI. The script iterates over every `mat-card` element containing a `more_vert` icon, clicks it to reveal a context menu, and then selects the “Delete” option. It uses a custom `findElement` helper that polls with a one-second delay for elements like the delete confirmation button, relying on jQuery-style selectors and the Material Design component classes. The process repeats for each index, pausing between steps to allow for UI state transitions.

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