HLT efficiency checker for Allen

cc @rmatev

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3b883eba - Fix xmax bug
57b8b4cc - Merge branch 'dovombru_rjhunter-HltEfficiencyChecker_for_Allen' of...

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mentioned in merge request !1 (merged)

@rjhunter @dovombru can someone rebase now that !1 (merged) is merged?

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57b8b4cc...d095ff4a - 27 commits from branch master
620bc0cc - start calling the efficiency script for Allen
e66d7aab - Align running commands with recent changes
349dca64 - call Allen from efficiency script
6512bfa4 - cleanup
2f0cde4b - prepend Hlt1 to trigger line names
1fb42680 - update to calling MCTupleToolKinematic
c22ab432 - add ZMuMu and BsPhiPhi v4 samples to dictionary
a5cb8588 - add remaining v4 samples to dictionaries
0fd6b4ab - fixes to Loki particle names and proper name for v4 testfile DB samples
315f2b73 - Get a better name if using MinBias
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Okay I think I managed to pick all the right changes in that rebase. I might have temporarily broke the bits which call the subscripts, but I need to fix this anyway so that we select hlt1_allen_maketuple.py or hlt1_runtrigger_maketuple.py. I should probably rename the latter as well.

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e9065f12 - Fixed formatting

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What are people's thoughts on amalgamating hlt1_runtrigger_maketuple.py and hlt1_allen_maketuple.py into one script? There is quite a bit of duplicated code between the two when setting up the control flow, which means that if we decide to change something there we will have to remember to do it in both scripts to keep the comparison fair.

We could set an environment variable in HltEfficiencyChecker.py based upon the positional argument it will have to select between the two, and then you just check this environment with a lot of if statements for Moore and Allen specific control flow set ups.

On the other hand, we're only taking about probably 50 lines of code that we'd have to stay on top of, and these lines are probably not too likely to change significantly.