test(cli): remove flaky session export e2e tests - #13238
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Session export worker E2E tests depend on real worker startup, process scheduling, Git and filesystem state, SQLite lock timing, and fixed wall-clock deadlines. Recent CI stabilization commits repeatedly widened these deadlines and isolated timing-sensitive tests, but the tests remain inherently flaky and duplicate lower-level coverage.
Remove the real-worker E2E smoke test, the Git/filesystem capture E2E cases, and the SQLite lock worker scenario. Keep deterministic unit and controlled integration coverage for the underlying behavior.