MAINT: add OPM overlap grouping helper#13847
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Reference issue (if any)
Follow-up groundwork for #13781 after the merged regression PRs #13825 and #13842.
What does this implement/fix?
-Adds a small internal helper for splitting colocated OPM overlap sets into
radialandtangentialgroups-Adds a fixture-based regression test covering the grouping logic using synthetic
triaxial OPMdataAdditional information
This is the core preparation step for the remaining OPM topomap grouping work. The caller-facing plotting integration will follow in a separate PR.