Implement detector action for optical physics #1648
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…l detector/calorimeter
…hecking against detector volumes and detector responce (print energy and volume then kill track)
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This PR creates a new optical step action class for performing a calorimeter action,
CaloAction. This class executes at theuser_postorder step and thestepfunction of this class calls aCaloExecutorfor each track. ThisCaloExecutorstruct checks for tracks that still have active/alive status at theuser_poststage and checks there volume id against a list of input optical detector volume ids. If the track is alive and is in a volume corresponding to an optical detector, it contributes to the detector and is killed. The "contribution" is currently just to print out the volume the particle is killed in and the energy of the particle at this stage, will need to be expanded in future MR