Add abstract interface for multiple extended-object trackers#1863
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Summary
AbstractMultipleExtendedObjectTracker, inheriting fromAbstractMultitargetTracker.ExtendedObjectEstimate,ExtendedObjectAssociationResult, andMultipleExtendedObjectStepResult.pyrecest.filters.Rationale
Multiple extended-object tracking differs from point-target MTT because one object can generate multiple detections in one scan. The association interface therefore models object-to-measurement-cell assignments, clutter cells, birth cells, and optional global hypotheses rather than only one-to-one track/measurement pairs.
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This PR adds the abstract interface only; concrete GGIW/PMBM/GLMB/track-manager implementations can build on it in follow-up changes.