Add a fully transducer version of the core namespace #4
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Also skipped stuff that seems unnecessary
Now I need to see how it works in practice.
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This is currently somewhat experimental, but for many cases it seems to work great. I have not yet compared performance between the transducer and non-transducer versions.
I have not found a way to make the functions that explicitly handle loops (
all,deepest,descending,descents, etc) work as transducers. I am not certain whether that is even possible given that transducers are eager and queries on circular graph paths may easily be infinite.However, I think it's likely worthwhile to have transducer variants of queries available very common use case of non-circular queries.