[PWGHF] Add finding leading particle in correlatorLcHadrons - #8183
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Thanks @1481014945 for addressing my comments. It looks good to me.
@apalasciano @deepathoms please review.
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Dear, experts
Sorry for bothering you again.
I would like to add a function to find the leading particle in correlatorLcHadrons. This is similar to what we have in correlatorD0Hadrons, which you can see through this link.
#4962
#7722