FINERACT-2499: Update stale repayment schedule expectations for scheduler conflict scenario

[dapzthelegend]

Description

Two E2E scenarios failed due to strict repayment schedule in Gherkin tables. The test outputs showed small rounding differences between expected and actual schedule values after scheduler processing.

This was due to stale expected data in feature files.

Scope

• Affected tests:
  • LoanDelayedScheduleCaptures.feature
    Scenario: Verify full term tranche - charge waive and undo waive after 2nd disbursement - UC15
  • LoanReAmortization.feature
    Scenario: Verify Re-amortization with overdue penalties - Interest calculation: Default Behavior - Re-amortization with overdue penalties
• No production code changes.
• No dependency changes.
• No behavior changes in implementation.

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