fixes #4055

[aditya123473892]

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[aditya123473892]

@garg3133 sir can u help me in finding my mistakes in my pr i am very much confused
or any specific way i should try to work on it

[garg3133]

Please try to test the changes you've made thoroughly by using it in any of the Nightwatch example tests before asking for review. But you are free to ask questions if you don't understand something.

[garg3133]

@aditya123473892 You can try to use VSCode Debugger to go through the codebase. Try adding a breakpoint in the method-mappings file and try to see what you're getting there and how can you decide whether an element is present or not.

In general, if an instance of WebElement is available, then that would mean that the element is present. If there is no element, there would be no WebElement.