fix(api): use same well offset between liquid measuring functions

[caila-marashaj]

Overview

When using either liquid_probe_with_recovery, liquid_probe_without_recovery, or detect_liquid_presence in the engine layer, use the same well offset to begin the liquid probe from, which is 2mm above the top of the well.

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A PR has been opened to address analyses snapshot changes. Please review the changes here: #18324

[CaseyBatten]

Looks good. I'd suggest calling the defined LIQUID_PROBE_START_OFFSET_FROM_WELL_TOP in your unit test instead of just adding the 2mm offset incase it changes in the future, or maybe a test rewrite that verifies that target position was modified by the defined probe offset, no biggie either way.

[ddcc4]

I'd suggest calling the defined LIQUID_PROBE_START_OFFSET_FROM_WELL_TOP in your unit test instead of just adding the 2mm offset incase it changes in the future

Side note to @sfoster1: this is another use case for the hypothetical "share constants between Python and JS" mechanism, because if this DOES change in the future, we'd have to update the corresponding constant in PD step generation too.