[PWGHF] Cut variation: add QA histograms, save output upon user's request#16297
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$\chi^2$ histogram; - Added histogram with minimzation status, showing whether fit was (1) successful, (2) vector monotony violation took place or (3) fit failed according to the definition introduced by PR #12055;
- Added possibility to configure via json file, which output histograms to save. Default settings are conservative - to save everything;
- Checked the efficiency vector for monotony. In case of fail, exit with fatal error (since in contrary to raw yield or residual vector which can be non-monotnous due to numerical artifacts, the efficiency vector is supposed to be monotonous by construction)
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