only redeem as much collateral as liquidity allows during liquidate #88
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this change makes is so what when there is not enough liquidity available to redeem a liquidation it falls back to giving ctokens rather than the liquidity token.
It does this by always claiming whatever liquidity is available and keeping the rest as ctokens
the ctoken portion is except from liquidation fees (the protocol fee on the liquidation bonus)