[Bug fix] mCBM: Update of /macro/beamtime/mcbm2022/mcbm_event_reco_L1.C

In this merge request, several bugs in the mcbm_event_reco_L1.C macro are fixed:

1. Previously, the CBM module activation scheme did not work properly: the requests of disabling the modules, which are originally enabled by the setup, were ignored. In the merge request it is fixed.
2. Enumeration entry of kCbmRecoEvent is out-dated. It was replaced with ECbmRecoMode::EventByEvent.
3. The Enumeration CbmStsSensorClass is not accessible from ROOT macros any more, thus the CbmStsParSensor instantiation with the parameter CbmStsSensorClass::kDssdStereo was replaced with the call of the default constructor, where this enumeration entry is set by default.

---- Update: Changes from the point 3 seems not to be applied, thus only the points 1 and 2 are addressed now.

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Does this apply also to macro/beamtime/mcbm2022/mcbm_reco.C ?

I yes, could you please also do the changes to this macro? This is the one which is tested by the CI

Edit: after a more careful look, I think only point 3 would be missing in this other macro

Dear @f.uhlig, @p.-a.loizeau,

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@p.-a.loizeau, I tested the mcbm_reco.C macro, and it didn't crash. After that I decided to return the CbmStsSensorClass::kDssdStereo as an init parameter for the sensor6cm object in the mcbm_event_reco_L1.C, and it worked as well. I have no idea, why it crashed in the first place, but I decided to leave the CbmStsSensorClass::kDssdStereo where it originally was

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