SG-31927 Flaky Test In python-api Test Work schedule#310
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Good catch! 
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Removing a flaky assertion that compares two calls to work_schedule_read() with the same parameters, as it serves no clear purpose and occasionally fails in the CI. Running this same test by making real calls to the python-api correctly returns the
WorkDayRulesdefined between the givenstart_dateandend_date.