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[e2e] Avoid running failure test using native instrumentation test frameworks #2516
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Right now we only want to integration test the failure case of e2e test using flutter driver.
This renames the test so that our CI doesn't try to run it using instrumentation frameworks (Espresso, EarlGrey).
Eventually we can switch from flutter driver to instrumentation frameworks, but this will fix the tree for now.