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* Refactor alpha statistics
- Refactor alpha statistics, cleaning up and simplifying no longer required calculations and scoring
- Adding new InsightEvaluator abstraction, adding C# & PY regression
algorithms
* Optimization backtest result json converter update
* Address reviews
- Remove IAlphaHandler, move insight storage responsability to IResultHandler
and centralizing insight collection on the QCAlgorithm.Insights to be
reused by the framework models
- Fix portfolio turnover single day backtests and duplicate time
sampling handling. Updating regression algorithms
* Add InsightCollection tests and minor fixes
* Adding more & improved tests
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* IsOption uses underlyings holidays
- Option assets will use underlyings holidays, early closes and late
opens if their own are not defined
* Update regression algorithms
* Adds NullBuyingPowerModel
The `NullBuyingPowerModel` considers that we have sufficient buying power for all orders.
Adds example using a bull call spread since a equity buy and hold would not show the impact of this model in the position group buing power model.
* Define NullBuyingPowerModel.GetMaintenanceMargin
The `NullBuyingPowerModel.GetMaintenanceMargin` returns a `MaintenanceMargin` of zero. It means the total margin used is always zero and margin calls will not be triggered.
This feature is inspired on the `ConstantBuyingPowerModel`. We don't inherit from that class, because `ConstantBuyingPowerModel.GetInitialMarginRequirement` gives us very small initial margin that leads to a very large quantity if we use `SetHoldings` or `CalculateOrderQuantity`
Martin-Molinero