Allow demographics to vary across income groups#1165
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This PR updates OG-Core to allow demographic parameters (mortality, fertility, immigration rates -- and the resulting population distribution) to vary across lifetime income group (J).
With income specific demographics, the$\lambda_j$ are redefined and no longer will represent the shares of each income group in a model period. Rather, the $\lambda_j$ will define the fraction of new "births" into each lifetime income group.