Go のシナリオテストのアサーションを t.Fatalf にする

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Summary

• golang/test/optimal_portfolio_scenario_test.go の assertDecimalEqual を t.Errorf から t.Fatalf に変更
• patches/golang.patch 内 test/order_scenario_test.go の合計額チェック 3 箇所（asset1 / asset2 / asset3 total）も同様に t.Fatalf へ変更
• patch は scripts/generate-interview-patch.sh golang で再生成（blob hash 更新済み）

t.Errorf は失敗を記録しても実行を継続するため、リバランス後の配分がまるごとずれているケースで不一致が 3 件まとめて出力され、どこで最初に壊れたのかが読み取りづらい状態でした。t.Fatalf にすることで、最初の不一致でテストが止まり、候補者が原因箇所を追いやすくなります。

変更前:

order_scenario_test.go:148: asset3 Toyopa amount: got 20000, want 19000
order_scenario_test.go:149: asset3 Somy amount: got 180000, want 171000
order_scenario_test.go:150: asset3 cash: got 0, want 10000

変更後:

order_scenario_test.go:148: asset3 Toyopa amount: got 20000, want 19000

今回は golang のみ対象です。他言語のテストに同種のアサーションがあるかは未確認で、揃える場合は別 PR で対応します。

Test plan

• scripts/verify-interview-patch.sh golang が通ること
• テンプレート（golang/）で go vet ./... / go test ./... が通ること
• patch 適用後のツリーで go test ./... が 148 行目の 1 件のみ報告して停止すること

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added portfolio rebalancing for live accounts.
  • Rebalancing now allocates account assets according to selected portfolio rates, retains remaining funds as cash, and updates holdings.
  • Added support for submitting rebalance orders through the service.
  • Added validation for invalid or unavailable account requests.

• Documentation

  • Expanded guidance on account assets, cash allocation, portfolio-based trading, order types, and implementation assumptions.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a rebalance order flow. It recalculates account holdings from portfolio rates, preserves the remainder as cash, wires the flow through the controller and server, and expands end-to-end validation. Decimal mismatches now stop tests immediately.

Changes

Rebalance order flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Account rebalance calculation internal/domain/...	Account.Rebalance distributes total assets using rounded portfolio allocations and assigns the remainder to cash.
Rebalance use case and server wiring internal/application/usecase/order/..., internal/.../server/...	The use case validates live accounts, loads the portfolio, recalculates the account, and persists the result. The default server provides the use case to the order controller.
Order controller and scenario validation internal/presentation/order_controller.go, golang/test/optimal_portfolio_scenario_test.go	The controller parses rebalance requests and maps missing accounts to bad requests. The scenario test covers funding, portfolio updates, rebalancing, totals, cash, and stock allocations. Aggregate and decimal mismatches now fail tests immediately.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant OrderController
  participant RebalanceOrderUsecase
  participant AccountRepository
  participant PortfolioRepository
  OrderController->>RebalanceOrderUsecase: Run(user ID)
  RebalanceOrderUsecase->>AccountRepository: load account
  RebalanceOrderUsecase->>PortfolioRepository: load portfolio
  RebalanceOrderUsecase->>AccountRepository: persist rebalanced account
  AccountRepository-->>RebalanceOrderUsecase: return result
  RebalanceOrderUsecase-->>OrderController: return success or error

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Rebalancing can leave accounts without the required cash reserve, so this core allocation defect should be fixed before merge.

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🟠 Major · Reserve the 5% cash allocation during rebalance. · golang.patch:139-149

patches/golang.patch:139-149
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reserve the 5% cash allocation during rebalance.

At Line 139, investable uses the full account total. Lines 144-149 then allocate the portfolio rates across that full amount and retain only the unallocated remainder as cash. When the rates sum to 100%, the cash becomes zero. For the scenario's 200,000 yen account, this produces Toyopa 20,000, Somy 180,000, and cash 0 instead of 19,000, 171,000, and 10,000.

Calculate the 5% cash reserve first, allocate only the remaining amount, and derive finalCash from the full total minus the allocated stocks.

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In `@patches/golang.patch` around lines 139 - 149, Update the rebalance
calculation around investable and finalCash to reserve 5% of the full account
total as cash before applying portfolio rates. Allocate stocks from the
remaining 95%, then derive finalCash from the full total minus usedForStocks so
the reserve and any rounding remainder are retained.

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In `@patches/golang.patch`:
- Around line 139-149: Update the rebalance calculation around investable and
finalCash to reserve 5% of the full account total as cash before applying
portfolio rates. Allocate stocks from the remaining 95%, then derive finalCash
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