Run setupTestFrameworkScriptFile after extendJasmineExpect

[0xR]

Summary
This fixes #1730. Having setupTestFrameworkScriptFile run after extendJasmineExpect makes sure that it is possible to override global.expect to use another expectation library like chai.

Test plan
A demo of jest working with chai is here: 0xR/snapshot-experiments#1.

You can run npm test which will run the tests which have chai assertions. The integrate-chai fork of jest-jasmine2 is installed to demo that the codes solves the issue.

Future work
Document how to use jest with chai.

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Current coverage is 90.17% (diff: 100%)

Merging #1731 into master will not change coverage

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[cpojer]

Thank you @0xR, sorry that this was broken – definitely an oversight.

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