feat: Acts::Extent python binding improved

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Mini-PR to add an additional Python access.

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  • Added a method to set range for a specific axis direction in the Extent class, providing more flexible geometry configuration options.

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Walkthrough

In the realm of geometry bindings for Python, a new method setRange emerges within the Extent class of the Acts::Python namespace. This method empowers developers to set range values for specific axis directions using an array of two doubles, expanding the capabilities of geometric extent manipulation through a direct, streamlined approach.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Examples/Python/src/Geometry.cpp	Added setRange method to Extent class, enabling range setting for specific axis directions

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Possibly related PRs

• feat: TGeo python binding  #3885: Enhancement of Python bindings in Acts::Python namespace

Poem

Range of geometry, a new path unfolds
Doubles dance, axis directions take hold
Python bindings stretch, wisdom they share
In code's embrace, precision we declare 🌟
Extent expands, knowledge takes flight 🚀

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Examples/Python/src/Geometry.cpp (1)

293-297: Hmmmm, good addition this is!

A well-implemented setter method for the Extent class, I see. Balance to the Force it brings, complementing the existing range getter method it does. Clean and consistent with the codebase's style, the implementation is.

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[benjaminhuth]

Looks good, just changed the PR title

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