Fix for bigDecimal values between 0 and 1 having too high of a precision #2116
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…value beforehand.
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…es between 0 and 1 having too high of a precision) (#2176) * Revert big decimal changes * Delete TestClass.java * Delete RetryLogicProvider.java * Update Parameter.java
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Changes how precision and scaling are computed for bigDecimal values to account for a big where precision is 1 too high for numbers between 0 and 1.