The `kubectl get output` e2e test I'd previously added ended up being flaky in certain e2e test scenarios. It relies on getting a list of API resources in the cluster and running `kubectl get` calls against them. The problem ended up being that other e2e tests could create resources that would cause this test to fail. This change limits the scope of the tests to not cover CRDs. This should still allow the test to catch new Kubernetes resources with improperly configured kubectl output while limiting the flakiness of the test.
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