chore: split snapshot tests from main API tests#4929
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The failures of the snapshot tests being lumped in with the other API tests lead to error fatigue. I'm splitting these up, and having separate Cloud Build jobs for everything.
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The failures of the snapshot tests being lumped in with the other API tests lead to error fatigue. I'm splitting these up, and having separate Cloud Build jobs for everything.