Add Speedtest GitHub Action for 100k-household run time

[vahid-ahmadi]

Closes #69.

What

Adds a Speedtest GitHub Action that reports how the time to run the engine over 100k households changes in a PR.

How

• benches/speedtest.rs — a harness = false binary (no Criterion ceremony) that builds 100k synthetic single-adult households spanning the basic/higher/additional rate bands, times Simulation::run() over several iterations, and prints a single parseable line:

  SPEEDTEST_JSON={"households":100000,"runs":20,"median_ms":83.41,"mean_ms":84.02,"households_per_sec":1198896}
  

  Self-contained — no FRS data required (which is absent on CI runners), reusing the synthetic-frame approach from benches/branch.rs. Scale with SPEEDTEST_HH / SPEEDTEST_RUNS.

• .github/workflows/speedtest.yml — on every pull_request, runs the bench on the PR head and on the base commit, then posts/updates a sticky PR comment with the median run time, throughput, and the delta vs base:

  	Base	This PR	Δ
  Median run	84.10 ms	83.41 ms	-0.69 ms (-0.8%)
  Throughput	1,189,000 hh/s	1,198,896 hh/s

  When the bench is absent from the base commit (as on the first run, before this merges), it degrades gracefully to reporting absolute PR timing only.

Notes

• Uses the same cargo/cache scaffolding as the existing test.yml.
• The first invocation of this workflow (on this PR) will report absolute timing only, since main does not yet have the bench. Once merged, subsequent PRs get the full base-vs-PR delta.

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[github-actions]

⏱️ Speedtest — 100,000 households

Metric	This PR
Median run	15.74 ms
Mean run	15.80 ms
Throughput	6,351,521 hh/s

No baseline available (the speedtest bench is not on the base commit), so only absolute timing is shown. Future PRs will show the delta.

_{20 timed runs, median reported. Synthetic single-adult household frame — no FRS data required.}