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Keep sourcemap fixtures within the release and upload flows supported by their local API mocks. Disable CLI telemetry for E2E builds while preserving the SDK telemetry under test. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6 (OpenAI) <codex@openai.com>
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Sourcemap fixtures inherit automatic release commit association, but their local API mocks do not implement repository discovery. Disable commit association in those fixtures so builds only exercise the release and sourcemap flows they assert.
Opt E2E builds out of CLI telemetry in both the local runner and CI. The CLI-specific setting preserves the SDK telemetry exercised by the tests.
Local config and environment checks pass. Framework E2E validation remains for CI; a local runner lint diagnostic also reproduces on the base revision.