Add sorts/types/names to classes #1
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This adds a mapping of e-class id to class type to the format. One use case for this was in the visualizer in egglog (egraphs-good/egglog#147) to display the sort on each e-class.
This changes the tests to use the local files instead of those in the extraction gym repo. I made this change so I could test the addition of classes. Feel free to disregard if you like.
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I pushed some changes, making |
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@mwillsey That looks good to me, more extensible if we want to add more data later on. Thx! |
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This adds a mapping of e-class id to class type to the format.
One use case for this was in the visualizer in egglog (egraphs-good/egglog#147) to display the sort on each e-class.
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