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Cherry-picked from #65235

Related PR: #61004 

Problem Summary:

`LineageUtilsSkipTest.testSkipInternalSchemaInsert` could fail
intermittently in FE UT with `Failed to acquire catalog lock. Try
again`.

Root cause: In `LineageUtilsSkipTest.beforeCluster()`, the test enabled
`FeConstants.enableInternalSchemaDb` before the mocked FE cluster
started.
This allowed the background `InternalSchemaInitializer` to run during
test
startup. The background initializer and the test method both performed
DDL,
so they could race on the catalog lock used by
`InternalCatalog.createDb()`.

This PR keeps the background internal schema initializer disabled for
the
unit test and creates the required internal schema synchronously in
`runBeforeAll()`.

| File | Change Description |
|------|--------------------|
| `LineageUtilsSkipTest.java` | Stop enabling the background internal
schema initializer, create the internal schema synchronously before the
test body, and remove duplicate per-test initialization. |
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