Add std::vector of core classes to LinkDef

[jbeirer]

This PR adds pragma linkage directives for TFCSTruthState, TFCSExtrapolationState, and TFCSSimulationState, such that we can save std::vectors of these objects into ROOT files, needed for https://github.com/fcs-proj/DDFastCaloSim implementation of the parametrization

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Enhanced internal support for managing collections of simulation state objects to streamline simulation workflows.
  • Upgraded the system to handle grouped simulation data more efficiently, contributing to improved performance and reliability.
  • Overall, these updates help ensure a smoother and more robust simulation environment for end-users.

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The changes add three new pragma linkage directives in the FastCaloSim project's LinkDef header. These directives enable the ROOT dictionary generation for vector containers holding instances of the classes TFCSTruthState, TFCSExtrapolationState, and TFCSSimulationState, ensuring that these vectors can be used properly in the context of FastCaloSim.

Changes

File	Change Summary
include/FastCaloSim/LinkDef.h	Added linkage directives for std::vector<TFCSTruthState>, std::vector<TFCSExtrapolationState>, and std::vector<TFCSSimulationState>, enhancing vector support.

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Oh, what a hop, the code sings anew,
Vectors now dance with each state in view,
TFCSTruthState, Extrapolation, Simulation in line,
Linked in a dance so sleek and fine.
This rabbit cheers with a joyful carrot shine!
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642-644: LGTM! The vector linkage directives are correctly added.

The addition of these pragma directives enables ROOT dictionary generation for vector containers of the core state classes. This is a necessary and common pattern in ROOT-based projects for proper serialization/deserialization of vectors containing these objects.

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