Add markup-based bank interest-rate pricing#84
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Dependency
Blocked by #83
This PR contains commits from #83 and should be reviewed after that merges.
Issue
The existing bank-rate setup could produce borrowing rates below the policy rate. It also did not provide a clean way to switch between the current ECT behaviour and a simple policy-plus-spread rule.
Changes
add MarkUpInterestRatesSetter while keeping DefaultInterestRatesSetter unchanged
calibrate mean pre-start spreads from quarterly product-rate minus policy-rate data
store those spreads on synthetic banks and pass them into bank state
price loans under the markup rule as max(policy_rate + spread, 0)
keep deposit-side rates at policy in the markup regime
allow selecting MarkUpInterestRatesSetter in bank config
support optional runtime spread overrides via setter parameters
add/update tests for spread calibration and markup pricing
Notes
both firm short and firm long spreads currently use the same calibrated firm spread
existing ECT behaviour is unchanged
ECT behaviour

Mark-up behaviour
