Visual display of cutflow in final analysis#516
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This PR introduces the terminal plotting of an analysis cutflow to help inspecting it visually. It may be switched on using the
doTerminalDumpparameter in the final analysis steering card, provided theplotextPython package is present on the system/stack.To test the changes introduced through this PR, and the potential addition of
plotextin the dependencies stack, this can be tested on a working environment using e.g. a standardvenvpreparation:python -m venv plotext source plotext/bin/activate pip install plotextUsing the H+recoil example amended here, this produces the following output:
FYI: @kjvbrt