feat add ROOT file format support with rootReader using uproot#89
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this addresses issue #49 - Add root file readeradded rootReader class that reads ROOT files using the uproot library. ROOT is a file format developed by CERN for particle
physics data and is one of the formats mentioned in the GSoC 2026 project description.
what i added:
root_reader.py with read(), parse() and filter() methods
registered rootReader in READER_MAP in file_parser.py
added ROOT to SUPPORTED_FILE_TYPES for frontend display
the reader handles TTree objects and TH1 histograms. uses uproot instead of full ROOT framework because it is pure
python and much lighter to install.
follows same pattern as existing readers like hdf5_reader.py
closes #49