feat: graph-context panel on expanded merge reviews - #396
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Extracted entities carry no provenance properties — their only origin trail is the MENTIONS edges back to the content they were pulled from. Surface that when comparing merge candidates: - getSubgraph() client for the new GET /v2/graph/subgraph - merge-context lib derives, per subject, degree / per-edge-type counts / cleaned source excerpts from incoming MENTIONS, and the neighbor overlap between subjects (shared neighbors argue for the merge, disjoint neighborhoods are flagged as a red flag) - MergeContextPanel fetches both subjects' 1-hop subgraphs lazily on row expand and renders the digest; failures degrade to a one-line notice
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Extracted entities carry no provenance properties — their only origin trail is the MENTIONS edges back to the content they were pulled from. Surface that when comparing merge candidates: