feat: add LBTT (Scotland) and LTT (Wales)

[vahid-ahmadi]

Summary

Addresses part of #46. Property-transaction tax now dispatches by region: Scotland → LBTT, Wales → LTT, England + NI → SDLT (unchanged). Stacked on #54.

Until now Rust applied SDLT to every household irrespective of region, materially over- or under-stating transaction-tax revenue for the ~6m UK households outside England + NI.

Numbers (verified end-to-end through the binary)

A £500,000 primary residence:

region	regime	one-off	annualised (×0.043)
London	SDLT	£15,000	£645.00
Scotland	LBTT	£23,350	£1,004.05
Wales	LTT	£17,450	£750.35

from policyengine_uk_compiled import Simulation
sim = Simulation.from_situation({
    "people":     {"p": {"age": 40, "employment_income": 0}},
    "benunits":   {"b": {"members": ["p"]}},
    "households": {"h": {"members": ["p"], "region": "Scotland",
                          "main_residence_value": 500_000}},
}, year=2025)
sim.run_microdata().households.loc[0, "baseline_property_transaction_tax"]
# 1004.05

What's included

Engine changes:

• Parameters.lbtt and Parameters.ltt (Rust + Python wrapper) — both reuse StampDutyParams since the structure is the same
• calculate_property_transaction_tax(hh, sdlt, lbtt, ltt) in src/variables/wealth_taxes.rs — dispatches by hh.region, returns 0 when the regime that would apply is unset (e.g. no LBTT params loaded for a Scottish household)
• simulation.rs swaps the unconditional SDLT call for the new dispatcher

Parameters (parameters/2025_26.yaml):

• LBTT 2025/26 residential bands per SSI 2015/126
• LTT 2025/26 residential primary-residence bands per WSI 2018/128

Microdata column: new baseline_property_transaction_tax and reform_property_transaction_tax on each household row in the microdata stdout, so reform analyses can isolate the regime-specific tax instead of inferring it from the total_tax delta

Tests:

• 6 Rust unit tests in wealth_taxes.rs — Scotland → LBTT, Wales → LTT, London → SDLT, missing-params fallback, plus nil-band edges (£100k Scotland and £150k Wales should pay £0)
• 6 YAML policy-test cases in tests/policy/property_transaction_tax.yaml — same coverage end-to-end through the binary

Changelog fragment under changelog.d/added/

Verified locally

• cargo test: 141 passing (135 + 6 new dispatch tests)
• pytest interfaces/python/tests: 75 passing (37 from previous PRs + 21 runner + 17 YAML cases)
• python -m policyengine_uk_compiled.yaml_tests tests/policy: 17/17
• End-to-end smoke: London/Scotland/Wales numbers match the published bands to the penny

Stacking

vahid/lbtt-ltt ← vahid/yaml-test-harness (#54) ← vahid/parity-harness (#53) ← vahid/from-situation (#52). Once the upstream three merge, this rebases onto main automatically.

Out of scope (follow-ups for #46)

• LBTT additional-dwelling supplement and first-time-buyer relief
• LTT higher-rate (additional-dwelling) bands
• Non-residential bands for both regimes
• Scottish CTR rule variants
• Best Start Grant / Funeral Support / Carer's Allowance Supplement

Test plan

• CI passes (cargo + pytest + parity smoke + YAML cases)
• Manual sanity-check: a £500k household in Scotland produces ~£1,004 annualised property tax; in Wales ~£750
• Existing SDLT scenarios outside Scotland/Wales unchanged

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[vahid-ahmadi]

Rebased onto main (mergeable). One correctness fix needed before merge.

The region dispatch is clean — Scotland→LBTT, Wales→LTT, England/NI→SDLT (NI correctly falls through to SDLT), reusing the existing marginal-band calculation and returning 0 when a regime's params are unset. Good test coverage: per-region unit tests + nil-band edges, mirrored by YAML end-to-end cases; the Rust suite passes (141 tests).

Blocker: the Welsh LTT bands are outdated — they use the pre-October-2022 main-residence schedule (£180k nil band, 3.5%/5%…). Current 2025/26 LTT main rates are 0% to £225,000, then 6% / 7.5% / 10% / 12%. A £500k Welsh home should be ~£18,000 (≈£774 annualised), not the ~£750 the test expects. Please update parameters/2025_26.yaml LTT bands and the Wales test/YAML expectations. LBTT and SDLT figures both check out.

(This PR was rebased onto main so it can merge independently; its YAML cases stay dormant until #54 lands, but its Rust tests run regardless.)