Update PolicyEngine US to 1.722.4

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Summary

Update PolicyEngine US from 1.715.2 to 1.722.4.

What changed (1.715.2 -> 1.722.4)

Added

• • Add an Illinois SB3567 (104th General Assembly) contributed reform, opt-in via gov.contrib.states.il.sb3567.in_effect, that boosts the child tax credit for low-AGI filers.
• Added the Kentucky Homestead Exemption property tax reduction.
• Added the Kansas Lifeline phone service supplement from the Kansas Universal Service Fund.
• Added Alabama Child Care Subsidy Program (CCSP).
• Added the South Carolina Homestead Exemption property tax reduction.
• Added the Texas school district residence homestead exemptions.
• Added the Mississippi age or disability Homestead Exemption property tax reduction.
• Added Nebraska Aid to the Aged, Blind, or Disabled - Payment Maintenance (AABD-PMT) program, the state's SSI supplement, including standard-of-need and shelter allowance parameters, eligibility rules, and living arrangement logic.
• Minnesota Supplemental Aid (MSA) — State Supplementary Payment to SSI.
• Implement West Virginia Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP).

Changed

• Update Washington WCCC and Connecticut Care 4 Kids child care payment parameters.
• Removed injected medicaid_cost_if_enrolled inputs from partner contract tests and re-derived expected outputs from the restored SLCSP-index Medicaid cost formula.

Fixed

• Fixed California itemized deductions double-counting investment interest expense.
• Use the number of current pregnancies when increasing WIC family size for pregnant applicants.
• Apply the Montana Elderly Homeowner/Renter Credit multiplier to household-level gross income and include the full Social Security amount.
• Zero the New Jersey pre-credit liability before refundable credits flow through when AGI is at or below the filing threshold.
• Correct Indiana TANF benefit payments to use the IC 12-14-2-5 maximum benefit and add the post-2025 gross/net income eligibility screens.
• • Fixed federal alimony above-the-line deductions, Pennsylvania retirement income exclusions, and Ohio retirement credit regression coverage.
• Updated Colorado Temporary Assistance for Needy Families grant standards for the July 2025 current-law amounts.
• Fixed federal/state conformity across EITC, deduction, ALD, HoH, and CDCC linkages.
• Fix Alameda County name string in in_ala so it matches the all-caps county enum name (ALAMEDA_COUNTY_CA).
• Restricted Kansas Commodity Supplemental Food Program eligibility to covered counties.
• Restricted Missouri Commodity Supplemental Food Program eligibility to counties with DHSS distribution sites.
• Model Virginia Medicaid parent eligibility limits by LIFC locality group.
• Prevent Virginia Medicaid LIFC locality limits from applying before their effective date.
• Route the Iowa child/dependent care credit fraction lookup through the post-2023 consolidated taxable income so federal Schedule 1-A deductions (OBBBA enhanced senior deduction, qualified tip and overtime income exclusions, and passenger-vehicle loan interest) flow into the Iowa credit base.
• Flow the federal OBBBA Schedule 1-A deductions (enhanced senior deduction, qualified tip and overtime income exclusions, and passenger-vehicle loan interest) through into Montana taxable income, since Mont. Code Ann. § 15-30-2120 starts from federal taxable income.
• Remove the Utah Homeowner's/Renter's Relief from Utah income tax refundable credits, since it is administered on Form TC-90CB rather than Form TC-40. The credit remains in the household-level state property tax credits aggregate.
• Apply ACA premium tax credit formulas to years with historical SLCSP premiums.
• Relocate the Rhode Island contrib reform tests to the lighter states shard so the two states-shard CI runners are balanced.
• Isolate refundable credit conversion contrib tests per-file so the other-shard-1 batch no longer exceeds the CI runner memory cap.
• Wire the Vermont renter credit into the state property tax credits aggregate.
• Correct the refundable credit conversion per-other-dependent credit to count all non-CTC tax-unit dependents.
• Allocate taxable unemployment compensation by actual recipient instead of all to head.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 78.98%. Comparing base (84d1a0f) to head (4797eb1).
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