LQ calibration functions and PSD propfuncs

[theHenks]

This PR includes the LQ calibration functions and PSD classifier defintions:

• LQ calibration and cut definition
• psd_classifier propfunc

Attention: This PR inverts the A/E and LQ cut logic: Any classifier_cut parameter is now true if the event should be cut. This makes the PSD part consisten with the rest of the jlevt level.

Note: This PR only works in combination with PR#14 in LegendEventAnalysis

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[fhagemann]

Are there cases in which some function with lq in its name does not use parse_cat = :lq. Because if not, you might wanna remove the keyword argument pars_cat from these functions and define them within the functions.

Some LQ functions seem like code duplication and could be combined with A/E functions, but this can be done later.

[theHenks]

Are there cases in which some function with lq in its name does not use parse_cat = :lq. Because if not, you might wanna remove the keyword argument pars_cat from these functions and define them within the functions.

Some LQ functions seem like code duplication and could be combined with A/E functions, but this can be done later.

If I understand the question correctly you are asking if the kwarg is always used. I checked all and yes, they are everywhere were I put them in.

[fhagemann]

If I understand the question correctly you are asking if the kwarg is always used. I checked all and yes, they are everywhere were I put them in.

The question was whether in a function with LQ in its name, the keyword argument is always LQ.
But this can be dealt with once we remove code duplication