Superseded by refreshed SOI LTCG target#1134
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Superseded by PolicyEngine/policyengine-us#8440.
That PR updates the PE-US calibration.gov.irs.soi.long_term_capital_gains parameter to the latest IRS Publication 1304 Table 1.4A long-term capital gains anchor. Both the legacy us-data loss matrix and the target DB/new pipeline should continue to use that PE-US SOI parameter rather than switching directly to CBO net capital gains.
Next step after PE-US #8440 is merged and released: bump the policyengine-us dependency/tag in policyengine-us-data so local and CI builds pick up the refreshed 2023 SOI anchor.