Endless spinner computing household impacts of NY CDCC repeal in baseline

[MaxGhenis]

This breaks both with the table and the graph: https://policyengine.org/us/household?ny_cdcc_max_amount_1_rate=3000&ny_cdcc_max_amount_2_rate=6000&ny_cdcc_max_amount_3_rate=7500&ny_cdcc_max_amount_4_rate=8500&ny_cdcc_max_amount_5_rate=9000&baseline_ny_cdcc_max_amount_1_rate=0&baseline_ny_cdcc_max_amount_2_rate=0&baseline_ny_cdcc_max_amount_3_rate=0&baseline_ny_cdcc_max_amount_4_rate=0&baseline_ny_cdcc_max_amount_5_rate=0&baseline_state_specific=NY

A few attempts at more minimal reproducible examples worked fine:

• Changing a single policy parameter
• Changing a policy parameter in baseline
• Setting the state for a reform that changes parameters in baseline

[MaxGhenis]

This no longer happens, I'm guessing #996 fixed it