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Add add_node() method that auto-generates a node ID (one greater than the highest existing ID). Links in the new node's inputs cause all downstream consumers of those source outputs to be redirected to the new node.
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Add add_node() method that auto-generates a node ID (one greater than
the highest existing ID). Links in the new node's inputs cause all
downstream consumers of those source outputs to be redirected to the
new node.