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fix: kf+gsf: correct hole-tagging for edge case #3637

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We want to add the HoleFlag, when (precedingMeasurementExists && surfaceIsSensitive). We had the case, that we would wrongly always tag holes, when surfaceIsSensitive && surfaceHasMaterial because then the check for precedingMeasurementExists would have been short-circuited.

The physmon does no change, because there we use the ODD which has material and sensitive on different surface, therefore could not be short-circuited. That's why we only see a difference in the generic detector hashes.

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📊: Physics performance monitoring for 619254f

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Similar to #3391 I wonder if we should rather return all track states and then let the user trim them if necessary. This would remove involved error prone logic from the filters and might be what is rather expected from the algorithms if they get starting parameters without finding a measurement directly.

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That would be an interesting point to discuss. It might need some rework of our truth fitting procedures thought. I would love to get the underlying bug of this PR fixed before.

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