fixed bug in ReadNEvents method for CBC3 that was not running the delay tap scan and verified that new CBC settings work as expected

finished new parsing and config options and tested them in additon! I did not test the global config option but assume it will be fine since it uses the same code

perpared methods for parsing the updated xml - still need to fill with code and understand the stub position codes

all working and sort of understood - I can read stubs but I still need to understand the stub position codes better - get feedback from Mark - I also prepared the updated config file so all CBC3 settings can be accessed in human readable format - this needs an implementation in ConfipParser class though - to do in the new year

fixed data format with stub addresses, fixed Threshold visitor and found settings that allow to view the test pulse in the data

updated FileHandler to use a thread-safe queue for sharing data between the main(readout) and write(file writing) threads

updated address table and FwInterface procedures for CBC3 according to Kirika's instruction on Dec. 7th

implemented bugfix to DataHexString() in both event classes and made the program exit if CBC file is not found

propagated latency and trheshold visitors to all tools to make them compativle with cbc3 - compiles, needs testing

added ChipType enum to FrontEndDescription and thus to Cbc and Module classes - these are determined automatically at construction of the Cbc object or when adding Cbcs to a module by checking the presence of the VCth register in the Cbc reg map - furthermore introduced visitors to write and read TriggerLatency and Threshold since these span multiple registers on the CBC3

harmonized use of BoardType enum accross all code and removed std::ostream& os from Configure Hardware

debugged GetNHits() and implemented handling of comments in CBC config files - testing with datatest and calibration shows that new Event structure and ownership of Data seems to work

first implementation of Cbc3 event class and polymorphism - let's hope this works. It compiles at least