test: Update WithOffset so that failures point to outer call to helper function
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WithOffsetoptions so that the caller function line number will be referenced on failure rather than just pointing to the inner failure in the helper function which may not be useful.How was this change tested?
TEST_FILTER=Integration make e2etestsDoes this change impact docs?
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