When dumping dependencies, clean up the output in two ways:
* Elide redundant but (non-cyclic) references to the same dependency.
* When dumping a cycle, highlight the path to the cycle so it stands out.
As a debugging aid, introduce a new frontend flag `-debug-cycles` that
will emit a debug dump whenever the request-evaluator encounters a cyclic
dependency, while otherwise allowing compilation to continue.
The type checker has *lots* cycles, and producing diagnostics for them
at this point in the development of the request-evaluator is not
productive because it breaks currently-working code. Disable cycle
diagnostics for now when using the request-evaluator in the type
checker. We'll enable it later as things improve, or as a separate
logging mode in the interim.
Introduce another form of debugging dump for the evaluator, rendering the
complete dependency graph using GraphViz, including all dependencies and
values cached within the evaluator.
Perform online tracking of the (direct) dependencies of each request made
to the evaluator, and introduce debugging code to print these dependencies
as a tree (from a particular request).
Turn the `activeRequests` stack into a `SetVector` and use it to detect
cycles. This approach works for uncached requests, and lets us simplify
the external-caching protocol quite a bit because we no longer record
“in-flight” states. Simplify the cache as well.
Thanks to Graydon for the suggestion.
Meant as a replacement for the barely-started iterative type checker,
introduce a simpler "evaluator" that can evaluate individual requests
(essentially, function objects with some additional API), caching
results as appropriate and detecting cycles.
