fix(ci): Disable bindings for e2e tests #570
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Noticed CI is failing on #569. Possibly related to #567 and the underlying change in the API.
What
Bindings is undergoing some changes in the API. Disable bindings in e2e for now since I think that is the source of the issue.
How
Breaking Changes
No