Add BOOST composition test for the Head Start net income switch - #9324
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Pins that head_start/early_head_start values flow through BOOST's static household_benefits list when gov.simulation.include_head_start_benefits_in_net_income is on — the partner to the ECPA composition case from #9259, which left BOOST uncovered. Lives under tests/policy/reform (per-file subprocess) so it does not add a reformed-system variant to the memory-bound congress batch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #9259, which added reform-composition coverage for ECPA but not BOOST (flagged as a coverage asymmetry in the merge review).
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tests/policy/reform/boost_head_start_benefits_composition.yaml: BOOST reform active (gov.contrib.harris.lift.middle_class_tax_credit.in_effect: true,administered_through_ssa: falsesohousehold_benefitsis the static list alone),include_head_start_benefits_in_net_income: true,head_start: 8_000+early_head_start: 21_000, every other list member zeroed →household_head_start_benefits: 29_000andhousehold_benefits: 29_000. Without the wrapper entry in BOOST's static list the aggregate would read 0, so the case is non-vacuous.Placed under
tests/policy/reform(one subprocess per file) for the same reason as the ECPA case: the congress structural batch runs each proposal directory in one process at its memory ceiling, and an extra reformed-system variant stalls that job.Test-only;
changedfragment. Passes locally (1 passed).🤖 Generated with Claude Code