Bug - keep population filter and nsu pop not working

[Jennit07]

We had a call to discuss the filter for deaths at the mid point of calendar year. This includes the changes we discussed. There was also the issue of the function rbinom not working correctly and selecting out whole groups rather than random samples from each group. This now works. I will run the code tomorrow to produce some of the tables but Rachel and I checked the keep population flag counts for 1819 and it seems a lot more reasonable with the figures. Great work everyone! Thanks

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[SwiftySalmon]

Looks much better now!

[rchlv]

This looks good, thank you for fixing the code!