FINERACT-2354: Re-aging:- Accrual and Accrual Activity handling - Equal amortization

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[Aman-Mittal]

These tests have too much code duplication. I think it will be a better approach if helper functions can be added so that it can be reused in these tests

specially this part
` PostLoansResponse loanCreateResponse = testContext().get(TestContextKey.LOAN_CREATE_RESPONSE);
long loanId = loanCreateResponse.getLoanId();
String resourceId = String.valueOf(loanId);

    GetLoansLoanIdResponse loanDetailsResponse = ok(() -> fineractClient.loans().retrieveLoan(loanId,
            Map.of("staffInSelectedOfficeOnly", "false", "associations", "transactions")));
    List<GetLoansLoanIdTransactions> transactions = loanDetailsResponse.getTransactions().stream().filter(
            lt -> "Accrual".equalsIgnoreCase(lt.getType().getValue()) || "Accrual Adjustment".equalsIgnoreCase(lt.getType().getValue()))
            .toList();
    List<List<String>> data = table.asLists();
    for (int i = 1; i < data.size(); i++) {
        List<String> expectedValues = data.get(i);
        String transactionDateExpected = expectedValues.get(0);
        List<List<String>> actualValuesList = transactions.stream()//
                .filter(t -> transactionDateExpected.equals(FORMATTER.format(t.getDate())))//
                .map(t -> fetchValuesOfTransaction(table.row(0), t))//
                .collect(Collectors.toList());//
        boolean containsExpectedValues = actualValuesList.stream()//
                .anyMatch(actualValues -> actualValues.equals(expectedValues));//
        assertThat(containsExpectedValues)`

[MarianaDmytrivBinariks]

done

[adamsaghy]

Exploring a different approach instead of introducing reaging to model