[lmi] Release notes for lmi-20120125T1522Z

[Boutin, Wendy]

For a variable illustration with all premiums allocated to the
general account, the average fund fee used to be calculated as
zero, because the weight for each fund was zero. That caused the
separate-account net rate to equal the gross rate, which looked
wrong even though it didn't affect policy values. Now a straight
average fund fee is used, and plausible interest rates are shown
even when nothing is invested in the separate account.

When specified amount is determined so as to make all premium
fully commissionable, the result is now correct for all modes.
Formerly, annualized premium had been redundantly multiplied by
payment frequency in this calculation, so that specified amount
was twelve times too large if premiums were paid monthly.

GPT data from inforce extracts that were previously ignored are
now used. One inforce GPT case produces the expected outcome for
a complex change, and the monthly trace has been expanded to make
verification easier. More work is necessary to match admin-system
calculations for GPT and MEC testing.



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