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Make indicators work with RenkoBars and VolumeRenkoBars (#7360)
* Address JB comment

* Remove repeated fields in BaseRenkoBar

- Add new unit test to all indicators that inherit from
  IndicatorBase<TradeBar>. This test asserts the indicators can receive
  RenkoBar's as input

* Add Regression test and improve unit tests

- Change `Volume` property from `RenkoBar.cs` since RenkoBar's don't
  have Volume. Now it throws an error when accessed

* Address required changes

* Add Python regression test and enhance unit tests

* Enhance unit and regression tests

* Assert indicator current value at the end

* Allow more indicators to use Renko/VolumeRenkoBar
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