Unify digi format#116
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Slightly modifyed AdvHit class to unify with raw to digi format, still inheriting from TObject to mantain compatibility with FairRoot tasks (using TClonesArray).
Added alternative MC digi workflow (same logic) using RDataFrame + RNtuple (/ TTree) + std::vector.
This requires input as vector -> added converter from TClonesArray to vector.
Compared data using vectors and TClones array, it is consistent as you can see in the plots:

My proposed next steps:
General comment: I think that this will not be the final data format / workflow, It can be optimized further depending on the choice for the SND@HL-LHC software stack, but this is an opportunity to apply and get familiar with "modern" ROOT tools / workflows. For now I tried to avoid breaking too many things.