Development: Skip not working quiz exercise drop locations e2e test

[muradium]

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Motivation and Context

Quiz exercises' check drop locations test fails in bamboo builds.

Description

This PR skips it temporarily.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Temporarily skipped a test case related to quiz exercise drop locations for further investigation.

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Walkthrough

The overall change involves skipping a specific test case within the QuizExerciseDropLocation.cy.ts file. This adjustment is likely aimed at addressing a temporary issue or instability within the test suite, allowing for smoother continuous integration processes or avoiding known bugs until a more permanent solution can be implemented.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../e2e/exercises/quiz-exercise/QuizExerciseDropLocation.cy.ts	Skipped test case checking drop locations in quiz exercise

Related issues

• Development: Refactor LinkPreviewIntegrationTest #8054: Refactoring tests to avoid reliance on external domains; skipping a test case could be a temporary measure to avoid external dependencies until mocks are implemented.
• Exam: Divide the Testing Process into Steps #6621: Though primarily focused on exam programming exercises, the practice of modifying tests for reliability could align with the temporary skipping of a test to ensure stability.

The other retrieved issues (#7188 and #7439) do not directly relate to the act of skipping a test case within the context of quiz exercise testing and thus are not included in the related issues for this PR.

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