[release/9.0-staging] Remove an STJ deep nested object test causing occasional failures #120265
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Backport of #120247 to release/9.0-staging
/cc @jeffhandley
Customer Impact
We've seen some occurrences of this particular test causing stack overflows on test machines. The test was pushing the limits of previous test machine configurations, but it wasn't adding any material value beyond the other test scenarios. Removing this test case will eliminate unrelated test failures that have shown up while updating servicing CI pipelines.
Regression
The test repeatedly failed on old macOS version pipelines.
Testing
Successful build and test run in main.
Risk
Low. Removal of a test that wasn't adding material value.