User standard user I/O spec helpers across the framework#2648
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Very good, thank you!
That makes it a lot more readable.
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The first commit extends the helpers to allow for custom subSpec and binding, the second adopts the helpers in the framework.
I tried running o2-qc-run-basic + example postprocessing, as well as starting the production TPC remote workflow - no regressions, it seems.