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Improve reporting of values with cycles (#217)
Previously, the reporter could handle formatting values with cycles in that it did not crash with a stack overflow. However, the output was not particularly understandable as it did not surface to the user why a particular value was truncated, and if it was truncated due to a cyclic reference, what was the referent. This change annotates the reporter tree with pointer information so that a later pass can inject reference information if it is needed to produce more understandable output. Consider the following example: map[string]*cmp_test.CycleAlpha{ "Foo": &⟪ref#0⟫{ Name: "Foo", Bravos: map[string]*cmp_test.CycleBravo{ "FooBravo": &{ - ID: 101, + ID: 0, Name: "FooBravo", Mods: 100, Alphas: {"Foo": &⟪ref#0⟫(...)}, }, }, }, } This graph contains a cycle. To ensure that a graph can be formatted, the cycle is truncated as indicated with: &⟪ref#0⟫(...). The referent was identified earlier with: &⟪ref#0⟫{...}.
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