Add a TAE test and hashes to names of scifi and calo decoding algorithms

Depends on LHCb!4493 (closed)

Needed to setup two reconstructions in parallel.

Also add a test which runs over TAE data.

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Actually both algorithms have monitoring histograms, I assume hashes were not added on purpose.

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@rmatev at the moment I only test that the job does not crash. Is there an easy way to compare two counters? I could for example test that the number of long tracks of current and prev is different.

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mentioned in issue #627 (closed)

mentioned in issue #634 (closed)

@sstahl Should I trigger ci-test or are you planning some further development?

Is there an easy way to compare two counters? -> I am not aware of any simple method other than comparing references. But if TAE counters is something to be monitored closely (and for a long term) then it could be added to the LHCbPR dashboard where it is possible to plot any counter and compare between days.

mentioned in issue #652 (closed)

mentioned in issue #659 (closed)