[ORC] Avoid self-dependence in SuperNode dependence graph. #169286
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Avoid adding any given SuperNode SN to its own SuperNode-deps set. This saves us from trying to redundantly merge its dependencies back into itself (a no-op, but a potentially expensive one).
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Avoid adding any given SuperNode SN to its own SuperNode-deps set. This saves us from trying to redundantly merge its dependencies back into itself (a no-op, but a potentially expensive one).
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Avoid adding any given SuperNode SN to its own SuperNode-deps set. This saves us from trying to redundantly merge its dependencies back into itself (a no-op, but a potentially expensive one).
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Avoid adding any given SuperNode SN to its own SuperNode-deps set. This saves us from trying to redundantly merge its dependencies back into itself (a no-op, but a potentially expensive one).