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As the workflow does not require any additional resources, the `environment.yml` file is not required.
The abbreviations in the definition of the edges are:
* `tn` - target node
* `th` - target handle - for a node with multiple input parameters the target handle specifies which input parameter to use.
* `sn` - source node
* `sh` - source handle - for a node with multiple output parameters the source handle specifies which output parameter to use.

As the workflow does not require any additional resources, as it is only using built-in functionality of the Python standard
library.

The corresponding Jupyter notebooks demonstrate this functionality:

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