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This PR updates the normalisation-weight building in Corrections to support defining cross section and denominator branches from multiple processors simultaneously (distinguished by per-processor suffixes), enabling multiple denominator schemes in one run.
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- Build a mapping of eligible processors for XS/denominator definition, including a required “default” processor and per-processor suffixing.
- Update
defineCrossSection/defineDenominatorto define multiple branches and return the created branch names. - Update base weight construction to loop over all denominators (and corresponding XS branches) and emit
weight_base{suffix}*outputs.
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tested with cms-flaf/FLAF#238 |
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