cleanup _STD #1134
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Before #1109, the tax logic in
functions.pyfor the maximum standard deduction for dependents was controlled by _STD[6].In #1109, I added a new parameter to
current_law_params.json,_STD_Dep, and refactoredfunctions.pyto use the new parameter.I forgot to remove _STD[6] from
current_law.params.json.This PR fixes that.