Output a gexf file for exploring the import graph #142
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This is to experiment with graphical visualization without having to download the whole export.json
eric-wieser
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This is much much smaller than the export.json, but has plenty of information in to produce graphs from.
https://eric-wieser.github.io/doc-gen/import-graph.html makes use of this file. Given the dependencies of the graph, it might make sense not to host the actual visualizer within the doc-gen part of the mathlib docs.