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refactor(graph-utl): normalizes name attribute of dependencies on construction to simplify processing #887

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  • normalizes name attribute on construction to simplify processing. Before you had to specify whether you'd use resolved (for regular modules) or name (for folders) when invoking any method that needed these (e.g. getCycle).
  • refactors the getCycle attribute a bit so it emits the correct output for self-referencing modules
  • makes some methods that were meant to be private really private
  • renames some things to be a bit closer to default graph theory nomenclature

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@sverweij sverweij merged commit 433e0dc into main Dec 16, 2023
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@sverweij sverweij deleted the refactor/simplify-indexed-module-graph branch December 16, 2023 14:39
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