Remove 'legacy-events' from mac & linux e2e matrix #6135
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Description
Remove
legacy-eventsfrom the e2e test matrix for all OS and browsers exceptchromiumonwindows. I think this removes 12 e2e test runs.The
legacy-eventsversion of e2e tests was adding in Oct 2021 and tests for whenbeforeinputis not available. But the browser support for that event is quite broad these days, mostly in line with the lowest versions of Chrome Meta supports (in practice) internally. So the need to test not-beforeinputdoesn't appear to be significant. I thought we'd keep chromium-windows for now, because Windows is the only OS where we see the oldest versions of Chrome (wherebeforeinputis not supported) being used.