[PWGLF,PWGMM] Add a new task for vertex-based vdM scan analyses - #17361
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This PR introduces a new lumiVertex analysis task for vertex-based van der Meer scan analyses such as Length-Scale Calibration, Non-factorization effect correction.
The task is based on the existing PWGMM/Lumi/Tasks/lumi.cxx workflow and is designed to store the primary-vertex and bunch-crossing information needed for luminosity studies based on reconstructed collision vertices.