Well, here is yet another solution assuming gnu grep...
grep -F -r -I -l '.....' . | grep '.txt$'
...first part of the pipeline recursively, -r, (downword only) searches
text files, -I, for ..... in the current
directory, ., listing only the file names found.
Second part filters the file names which lists only those
ending in '.txt'.
Here is one more and bit more robust (to be run in "test" directory; see OP)...
find . -type f -name '*.txt' -print0 | xargs -0 grep -F -l '.....'
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