chore(test): Remove windows-specific prepare-install
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There's a need to skip some integration tests for Windows, this PR moves the logic for skipping to the test setup itself rather than altering the tests and dependencies as we were doing in the
prepare-installstep. The pre-install logic was also deleting thepackage-lock.json, I'm not 100% clear on what the purpose was, but seems like it may have been done accidentally given the context of the diff here.With the previous logic, CI started to fail on Windows because the
package-lock.jsonwas removed before install, causing us to install a later version of dependency. Instead of removing that line of code in theprepare-installfile, just trying this approach which feels a little more straightforward.