Replaced link to DetectorClocksServiceStandard #824
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…caruscode Service implementations should not be linked against.
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Code should not need to link to service implementations, but only to their interface.
It is art which will dynamically load the appropriate service per the job configuration.
This rule holds for services with multiple implementations (like
DetectorClocksServiceandDetectorPropertiesService) and not for simple services (likeGeometryorWireReadout).A flawed seed in a single
CMakeLists.txtlinking directly tolardata::DetectorInfoServices_DetectorClocksServiceStandard_servicehas proliferated throughouticaruscode. The correct library to link is insteadlardata::DetectorClocksService(which is not really a library, but it is what is needed nonetheless). This PR fixes all the faulty links to that service.There should be no consequences to any level.
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