Phoenix: Speed up acyclic graph conversion. #5548
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* Phoenix: Speed up acyclic graph conversion. Also switches to deterministic post-ordering when possible for improved speed. * Add a missing node order update. * Lint code. * Properly handle multi-headed acyclic graphs. * Fix another place where node_order is not updated when new nodes are created. * Fix one more missed place. * Add a missed list(reversed(...)). * Adjust the tr.build_spec_list test case.
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Also switches to deterministic post-ordering when possible for improved speed.