Fix seg fault caused by stale particle indices after coalescence from HF decays#2416
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Fix a segmentation fault in the coalescence afterburner by returning immediately after successful coalescence in a heavy-hadron decay. When coalescence occurs, one or more nucleons are removed from the event, invalidating the stored particle indices. If the loops continue, the code may attempt to access an invalid index and crash.
This PR proposes a minimal fix for the analysis of deuterons from Λb decays, but the same fix should probably be applied to all occurrences.
@fgrosa , @MRazza879