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Summary:
Interacting with `UISlider`with `adjust(toNormalizedSliderPosition:)` does not work at all when `UISlider`is nested in a `UITableViewCell`.

I have tested in many different scenarios:
- Normal `UISlider`s not embedded in a `UITableView` work fine with the `adjust` method.
- `UISlider` that co-exists with a `UITableView` but not inside a Table View Cell continues to work with `adjust`
- `UISlider` in a `UITableView` can be uniquely identified.
- `UISlider` identified in a `UITableView` can respond to simple event like `tap()`
- `UISlider` identified in a `UITableView` doesn't work with `adjust` method at all, even when I modify the number of rows to 1. The error message is:

```
Failure fetching attributes for element   pid: 24415, elementOrHash.elementID: 106102876671744.43: Error Domain=XCTDaemonErrorDomain Code=13 "Fetching value for attribute 5011 returned AX error -25205." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Fetching value for attribute 5011 returned AX error -25205.}
```

Related discussion I found online:
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/77445

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open my attached Xcode.
2. Run UI tests I wrote. I use iPhone 8 Plus running iOS 11.0 simulator.

Expected Results:
`adjust` for `UISlider` should work when embedded in a Table View Cell. I haven't tried, but it should also work when embedded in any other views, like Collection View Cell too.

Actual Results:
`adjust` for `UISlider` always fails when embedded in a Table View Cell.

Version/Build:
Xcode 9.0 (9A235)

Configuration:
MBP mid-2014 macOS High Sierra 10.13