ref: Make surface implementation more concise #861
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Make the basic surface interface type as concise as possible and instead only add additional functionality around it when actually needed. The
tracking_surfaceinterface and functionality does not change and can continue to be used as is in tracking focused projects like traccc.Note: This also follows this recommendation https://sonarcloud.io/project/issues?open=AZH_68H6PF6vD098dQdb&id=acts-project_detray&tab=why