Full test reproducibility appears to be failing on internal tests

https://statistical-engineering.pages.roche.com/-/systems-integration-tests/-/jobs/77276548/artifacts/public/logs/check-rbmi.html

  ── Failure ('test-reproducibility.R:75:9'): Results are Reproducible ───────────
  `drawobj` (`actual`) not equal to `drawobj2` (`expected`).
  
      actual$samples[[1]]$beta | expected$samples[[1]]$beta    
  [1] 4.844                    - 5.504                      [1]
  [2] 8.212                    - 6.047                      [2]
  [3] 0.724                    - -0.615                     [3]
  [4] 0.448                    - -0.599                     [4]
  [5] 3.090                    - 3.010                      [5]
  [6] 2.247                    - 2.715                      [6]
  [7] -1.141                   - 1.856                      [7]
  [8] -0.486                   - 2.180                      [8]
  
  actual$samples[[1]]$sigma$A vs expected$samples[[1]]$sigma$A
                                             [,1]        [,2]        [,3]
  - actual$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[1, ]    3.8996258  1.81540872  0.18346780
  + expected$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[1, ]  4.9890982  1.04694767 -0.13357694
  - actual$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[2, ]    1.8154087  1.88882220 -0.04483718
  + expected$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[2, ]  1.0469477  1.02407796 -0.03493389
  - actual$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[3, ]    0.1834678 -0.04483718  0.37916568
  + expected$samples[[1]]$sigma$A[3, ] -0.1335769 -0.03493389  0.35201823

Haven't checked but I think this is from the FULL test suite that doesn't get checked via the GitHub actions pipelines

Start with the linked check-rbmi.html artifact and test-reproducibility.R at line 75, then compare how the full test suite is run with the GitHub Actions pipelines. Reproduce the mismatch and identify whether the failure is limited to the full suite. Done means the reproducibility test passes consistently or the differing test coverage is documented.