Fix dragon kappa bisect failing for p >> n - #388

Summary

• estimate_kappa and estimate_kappa_dragon previously called scipy.optimize.bisect with the static bracket [1.001, 1000*n]. The score-equation root scales like p*(p-1)/(4*|term_Dlogli|), which can exceed 1000*n when p ≫ n, producing the runtime error f(a) and f(b) must have different signs.
• Add _bisect_growing_upper, a small helper that grows the upper bound geometrically until f(b) flips sign. The score equation asymptotes to a finite negative value as x → ∞, so the helper is guaranteed to bracket a root.
• Route the five bisect call sites in dragon.py (estimate_kappa plus κ₁₁/κ₂₂/κ₁₂ and the simultaneous fit in estimate_kappa_dragon) through the new helper.

Reproducer (from the bug report)

p1 = 21337, n = 832, term_Dlogli11 = -77.92618920329457
Dlogli11(1.001)   = +2.27e11   ← positive
Dlogli11(1000*n)  = +58.87     ← still positive, bracket invalid

Asymptotic root location: p1*(p1-1)/(4*|term|) ≈ 1.46×10⁶, well above 1000*n = 8.32×10⁵. With the fix, one expansion (b → 8.32×10⁶) brackets the root and bisection converges.

Tests

• test_catch_kappa_error (which previously asserted the failure) is repurposed to test_kappa_dragon_high_p_low_n, asserting that the same (n=10, p1=p2=1000) call now returns finite positive κ values.
• New test_bisect_growing_upper_user_repro reproduces the exact failing parameters from the report, asserts the original call still raises, and verifies the helper recovers a root agreeing with the asymptotic prediction to <0.1%.

Test plan

• pytest tests/test_dragon.py --deselect tests/test_dragon.py::test_dragon — 6 passed (the deselected test pulls fixtures from S3)
• CI runs the full suite, including test_dragon

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