[PWGLF] Task for sigma+ reco via PCM - #17303
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This task builds/reconstructs Sigma+ baryons via their decay to a proton + pi0 --> a proton + 2 photons. Only one photon is reconstructed via photon conversion (PCM) through V0's, and the Sigma+ invariant mass is reconstructed using kinematic constraints of the decay daughters (similar approach as performed for Sigma+ correlations in Run2).