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Graph traversal in SELECT — a typed Path expression node for querying
across edges created with RELATE (previously a drop to Raw). Build hops with Path::out::<E>() / inn / both (raw variants out_edge / in_edge / both_edge), constrain the destination with .to::<T>() / .to_table(...),
chain multi-hop paths with .then_out::<E>() / .then_in::<E>(), filter a hop's
edge with .where_(expr) (->(edge WHERE …)->table), append a .field("…") or .all() (.*) accessor, and anchor to a record with .from_record(thing) / .from_expr(...). A Path is a DynExpr, so it works as a SELECT projection
(Table::project_path(path, alias), Select::with_path(path, alias) for SELECT *, <path> AS …) or inside a WHERE filter (with .contains(...), .eq_expr(...), .and(...) / .or(...)). Recursive {..} paths and .{…}
destructuring are not yet covered.