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refactor: move Result.collapse_graphs to io._dot#523
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This is possible now that io is not a dependency of reaction.
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Clean up the
Resultclass by moving itscollapse_graphs()andget_particle_graphs()methods toio._dot. (This is possible sinceiohas been removed as a dependency of thereactionmodule in #519.) The collapse methods were used for visualization only.