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You normally can't deactivate this behavior without changing the files which are on the read-only steamos partition. And next update will override this again.
But with this dirty trick you can still do it:
Then delete the swapfile and create a empty file.
During boot systemd will check for the existence of the swapfile and creates a 1G file if it does not exist. With the empty file none is created. But the empty file can't be used for swap.
BTW: is you use a swap partition, for what ever reason it is automatically used during next boot without change in /etc/fstab. This a non standard behavior. Seems to be a feature of systemd to auto mount swap partitions if they are not marked as "Do not mount"