PWGLF: add occupancy in time range to str. der. data#6265
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* PWGLF: add occupancy in time range to str der data * Please consider the following formatting changes (AliceO2Group#300) --------- Co-authored-by: ALICE Builder <alibuild@users.noreply.github.com>
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@romainschotter @lhusova @ChiaraDeMartin95 this adds the 'occupancy in time range' variable (see Igor's talk at the DPG earlier today) to the strangeness derived data format. It also provides an appropriate converter so that existing derived data continues to be usable.