Extend -Z print-region-graph with enclosing edges #21982
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as well as the constraint edges.
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(this was spawned off of #21972, but it does not actually block the work there. I found the extra information added by this PR useful at times, but it also introduces noise into the generated graphs. Perhaps I will need to move all of this over to a proper unstable-option where I can specify variants, rather than relying on |
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…tsakis Extend region-inference graphviz rendering with enclosing relationship as well as the constraint edges.
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Extend region-inference graphviz rendering with enclosing relationship as well as the constraint edges.