[EDR Workflows] Disable Cypress video recording to reduce CI disk pressure#268498
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Disables video recording in the management Cypress suite (
cypress_base.config.ts). Videos were previously recorded and then deleted for passing specs viagetVideosForFailedSpecs, but the recording itself still caused disk writes during the run — contributing to CI disk pressure observed in the vagrant-cluster test environments.Setting
video: falseavoids the disk I/O entirely. ThegetVideosForFailedSpecshelper is already guarded against this (if (results && results.video)) so it becomes a clean no-op.