PruneConnectors: Fission into separate states before pruning #1451
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The PruneConnectors transformation currently avoids pruning connectors of access nodes which are connected to other nodes again. Fissioning first, pruning, and then fusing states simplifies the whole problem, because we can simply use the analysis implemented in StateFusion
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The PruneConnectors transformation currently avoids pruning connectors of access nodes which are connected to other nodes again. Fissioning first, pruning, and then fusing states simplifies the whole problem, because we can simply use the analysis implemented in StateFusion