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ci(NODE-5125): fix flaky case 14 prose test #3833

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What is changing?

We missed a spec commit that fixed FLE prose test 14.

This PR updates the test setup to set the last byte of the malformed ciphertext to a different value instead of always setting it to 0 because sometimes the HMAC tag happens to end in 0.

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@durran durran self-assigned this Aug 22, 2023
@durran durran added the Primary Review In Review with primary reviewer, not yet ready for team's eyes label Aug 22, 2023
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@durran durran added Team Review Needs review from team and removed Primary Review In Review with primary reviewer, not yet ready for team's eyes labels Aug 22, 2023
@durran durran merged commit 2323ca8 into main Aug 22, 2023
@durran durran deleted the NODE-5125-flaky-decryption-prose-test branch August 22, 2023 17:27
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