Kubernetes Submit Queue 36de492233 Merge pull request #45325 from jeffvance/e2e-podUidDir
Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 44590, 44969, 45325, 45208, 44714)

remove mvPodUidDir test

**What this PR does / why we need it**:
Removes a [HostCleanup] test which deleted the pod's uid directory and checked to see that the host was cleaned up. This test consistently failed on gci (COS) due to OS differences related to handling mounting (containerized on COS) and rm'ing files being accessed. See #44592 for more details.

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