Add all discovered analyses to map used in getter function used by getDependentAnalyses#416
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You don't allow the same analysis to come in twice, this is good!
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Was this code AI assisted, if so please add a line in the commit message. |
I haven't used AI, should I ask it to verify the changes and then change the commit message to include? |
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No need to change anything then, you're all good! |
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I am expecting it to fail at the OK / APPLY place too. |
…endentAnalyses() function. This allows using the TmfTraceUtils functions to see all available analyses and mark them as dependencies in the getDependentAnalyses() for each Analysis.
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Addresses #415
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