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feat: EqualData, bin edges with equal data counts computed from the data when filling - #3
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…ata when filling A variable's edges can be EqualData(n_bins, low, high): run_hist computes them per category from the data in the nominal region (smhtt_ul gof/build_binning.py: unweighted percentiles in (low, high), duplicates removed, -1e-4 and +2e-4 at the ends), fills every region and variation into them and records them in binning.json next to its output.
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A variable's edges can be EqualData(n_bins, low, high): run_hist computes them per category from the data in the nominal region (smhtt_ul gof/build_binning.py: unweighted percentiles in (low, high), duplicates removed, -1e-4 and +2e-4 at the ends), fills every region and variation into them and records them in binning.json next to its output.