fix(node_wall_cpu): increase cpu profile foo;a margin from 15% to 16% - #210
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CI occasionally exceeds 15% variance for foo;a in CPU profile (observed 15.3%). This aligns with the scenario README note: 'we get 10-15% in CI'. Increase margin to 16% to accommodate system scheduling variance while keeping the test reasonably tight.
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CI occasionally exceeds 15% variance for foo;a in CPU profile (observed 15.3%).
This aligns with the scenario README note: 'Locally the accuracy is good, though
we get 10-15% in CI'.
Increase margin to 16% to accommodate system scheduling variance while keeping
the test reasonably tight. This is a 1% increase and still well within normal CI
variance ranges for CPU profiling tests.