FIx for Wedge and Sector Slicers in Q using the same plot #3597
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Looks good, and does the job nicely.
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Description
It gives the wedge slicer plot a unique ID so it does not use the same plot as the sector slicer.
The plots no longer affect each other's scales either.
Fixes #3223
How Has This Been Tested?
Followed the reproduction steps and printed IDs to confirm the fix.
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