Set output to standard instead of QualityObject#829
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I agree with the change, indeed the Quality Object is less useful when running over hyperloop, thanks Francesca!
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Hi, @aimeric-landou since when we run this task on Hyperloop we don't get the QA outputs I thought to change it to the stardard ones.
(many of the changes in the commit are just super minor clang fixes on comments ... apologies if they create a bit of entropy)
Could you have a look?