test: Rewrite TransformInterpolationTests to remove its random failures - up-port - #4148
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Overhauling this test since it has been problematic for a long time. The root cause is that the values applied ended forming a discontinuously-linear/saw-tooth motion which makes it very problematic to distinguish a fault from an actual valid interpolation. The actual solution is to use a smoothed sinusoidal wave that forms a continuous motion that is discernable between a fault and the motion being applied. There were additional order of operation issues that
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Purpose of this PR
Up-port of #4147
Overhauling this test since it has been problematic for a long time. The root cause is that the values applied ended forming a discontinuously-linear/saw-tooth motion which makes it very problematic to distinguish a fault from an actual valid interpolation.
The actual solution is to use a smoothed sinusoidal wave that forms a continuous motion that is discernable between a fault and the motion being applied.
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