USHIFT-2391: remove FDO scenario

[dhellmann]

The original intent of the scenario was to test going from a base image without MicroShift to an image that failed to come up, roll back to the original image, then upgrade again to an image that worked. The test was ensuring that MicroShift deleted the database during that second upgrade so that any corrupt data would not cause an issue with the new rollout. We subsequently removed that behavior, and updated the FDO scenario so that it deploys 2 images that both fail. We don't consider that a useful scenario.

/assign @pmtk

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@dhellmann: This pull request references USHIFT-2391 which is a valid jira issue.

Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the story to target the "4.16.0" version, but no target version was set.

In response to this:

The original intent of the scenario was to test going from a base image without MicroShift to an image that failed to come up, roll back to the original image, then upgrade again to an image that worked. The test was ensuring that MicroShift deleted the database during that second upgrade so that any corrupt data would not cause an issue with the new rollout. We subsequently removed that behavior, and updated the FDO scenario so that it deploys 2 images that both fail. We don't consider that a useful scenario.

/assign @pmtk

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[dhellmann]

/retest-required

[pmtk]

/lgtm

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