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Use proper forward edges in incremental serializer #35188
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…ding_deleted Incremental method deletion is now likely more possible to handle, as well as delayed validation is probably too. And the max_world_mask argument and design is now also unnecessary.
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The `valid` parameter was initialized wrong, leading to no edges every being saved.
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…ding_deleted (JuliaLang#35188) Incremental method deletion is now likely more possible to handle, as well as delayed validation is probably too. And the max_world_mask argument and design is now also unnecessary.
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This lets us eliminate the special support for deleted methods, and thus eventually possibly letting us actually implement support for incrementally deleting methods.