[Test] Outer boundary should not report errors from an inner boundary #24618
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…re not retained by an unsuspended outer boundary
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@jplhomer reported an issue with hydration error messages in #24578
The root issue is if you have a pair of nested Suspense boundaries, if the inner one has hydration errors caused by something suspended but the outer one is not suspended, it will report the inner boundaries errors as recoverable.
The changes in #24532 move the recoverable error logic so that it only fires for the hydrating boundary which resolves this bug and causes the test to pass.