How to use _wait_for_load_state_impl method in Playwright Python

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...165 raise Error(event["error"])166 if wait_until not in self._load_states:167 t = deadline - monotonic_time()168 if t > 0:169 await self._wait_for_load_state_impl(state=wait_until, timeout=t)170 if "newDocument" in event and "request" in event["newDocument"]:171 request = from_channel(event["newDocument"]["request"])172 return await request.response()173 return None174 return EventContextManagerImpl(asyncio.create_task(continuation()))175 async def wait_for_url(176 self,177 url: URLMatch,178 wait_until: DocumentLoadState = None,179 timeout: float = None,180 ) -> None:181 matcher = URLMatcher(self._page._browser_context._options.get("baseURL"), url)182 if matcher.matches(self.url):183 await self._wait_for_load_state_impl(state=wait_until, timeout=timeout)184 return185 async with self.expect_navigation(186 url=url, wait_until=wait_until, timeout=timeout187 ):188 pass189 async def wait_for_load_state(190 self,191 state: Literal["domcontentloaded", "load", "networkidle"] = None,192 timeout: float = None,193 ) -> None:194 return await self._wait_for_load_state_impl(state, timeout)195 async def _wait_for_load_state_impl(196 self, state: DocumentLoadState = None, timeout: float = None197 ) -> None:198 if not state:199 state = "load"200 if state not in ("load", "domcontentloaded", "networkidle", "commit"):201 raise Error(202 "state: expected one of (load|domcontentloaded|networkidle|commit)"203 )204 if state in self._load_states:205 return206 wait_helper = self._setup_navigation_wait_helper("wait_for_load_state", timeout)207 def handle_load_state_event(actual_state: str) -> bool:208 wait_helper.log(f'"{actual_state}" event fired')209 return actual_state == state...

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