fix: real data seed qa#1295
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No actionable comments were generated in the recent review. 🎉 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReplaces direct seed QA registrations with per-system pipelines in the Fun4All reconstruction macro: for Silicon and TPC each pipeline now runs seed-to-track conversion, a system-specific PHSimpleVertexFinder, then system-specific seed QA; existing TpcSiliconQA and TrackFittingQA registrations remain unchanged. Changes
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The real data seed qa was silently running on the output of the track fitting instead of on the track seed containers, leading to misleading results. This PR fixes that and makes the seed QA run on the raw seed containers
Motivation / Context
The seed QA modules were mistakenly operating on the output of track fitting rather than on raw seed containers, producing misleading diagnostics of seeding performance. This PR changes the QA flow to run on the actual seed containers so QA reflects true seed information.
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Note: This summary was AI-assisted; please verify the exact container names and cut/parameter values against the implementation, as AI may make errors.