Protected families: drop the SPM resource-component listing - #633
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Max's ruling: SPM resource components earn no separate protected-family listing — survey-measured versions are the prohibited quadrant (tax-benefit quantities from a survey), and their administrative totals are already the benefit-program families. SPM poverty stays protected via the held-out regression gate, never as a target family. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Applies Max's ruling on the "plus SPM" question (follow-up to #596 and the interim reword): SPM resource components earn no separate protected-family listing —
SPM poverty stays protected via the held-out regression gate, never as a target family. Also repairs the malformed nested parens the interim reword introduced.
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