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tapd: bump maxFeeRatio for funded psbts #1545

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balances of asset channels grouped by group key (if grouped assets were used
in a channel)](https://github.com/lightninglabs/taproot-assets/pull/1691).

- A new configuration is now available which controls the max ratio of fees that
each anchor transaction pays. This is important because given the nature of
the small taproot-assets anchors we might want to allow for fees to be greater
than the anchor amount itself, which is helpful in high fee environment where
pulling in extra inputs might not be preferred.It is exposed via the flag
`wallet.psbt-max-fee-ratio` and is introduced by
[PR #1545](https://github.com/lightninglabs/taproot-assets/pull/1545)
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nit: missing final punctuation. And missing a space between "preferred." and "It".


## RPC Updates

## tapcli Updates
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