title: How can I tell pytest-dependency to temporarily ignore test dependencies?
body: <p>I've got a functional test suite using pytest-dependency to skip tests when other tests they depend on fail. That way, for example, if the login page is broken, I get one test failure saying "The login page is broken" instead of a slew of test failures saying "I couldn't log into user X", "I couldn't log into user Y", etc.</p>
  
  <p>This works great for running the entire suite, but I'm trying to shorten my edit-compile-test loop, and right now the slowest point is testing my tests. If the test I'm working on has a bunch of other tests it depends on, they all have to succeed in order to not skip the test I'm trying to test. So, I either have to run the entire dependency tree, or comment out my <code>@pytest.mark.dependency(...)</code> decorators (which is an additional thing that I, as a human, have to remember to do). Technically there's nothing these depended-on tests do that enables their dependers to run - the only reason I want these dependencies at all is to make it easier for me to triage test failures.</p>
  
  <p>Is there a command-line argument that would tell pytest-dependency to not skip things on account of dependents, or to tell pytest to not use the pytest-dependency plugin on this run (and this run only)?</p>