[PWGLF] Correction for pT extrapolation#16376
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When evaluating pT extrapolation, the generated counts were bin double-counted. This correction properly deals with this issue and also displays the count of tracks for debugging
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When evaluating pT extrapolation, the generated counts were bin double-counted. This correction properly deals with this issue and also displays the count of tracks for debugging