refactor(multiple): clean up usages of DOCUMENT #31461
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We had several places that were optionally injecting `DOCUMENT`, because historically it wasn't guaranteed to be there. That shouldn't be the case anymore so we can clean them up.
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We had several places that were optionally injecting `DOCUMENT`, because historically it wasn't guaranteed to be there. That shouldn't be the case anymore so we can clean them up. (cherry picked from commit a6a385c)
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We had several places that were optionally injecting
DOCUMENT, because historically it wasn't guaranteed to be there. That shouldn't be the case anymore so we can clean them up.