Gate APR liquidity based on idle volume threshold - #610
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The Grafana routing dashboard split its APR denominators on a boolean
"Active Channels Only" toggle, where "active" meant a channel had settled
at least one HTLC in the window — effectively a 1 msat volume gate. That
let barely-used channels count as fully deployed capital, and panel 113
("APR over time by managed node") ignored the toggle entirely while its
sibling panels 206/402 honoured it, so the three disagreed whenever it
was set to No.
Replace the boolean with a three-way $liquidityActivity variable:
0 All channels every channel of the selected nodes
1 Routed in window settled >= 1 HTLC (previous "Yes" behaviour)
2 Above volume gate clears the routing engine's idle threshold