Allow the dependency graph to be exported as JSON#974
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This is a neat feature, thanks for working on it! I think to make this immediately useful for others, we should export in a widely supported format, e.g. DOT. We could then later add support for other formats.
# Conflicts: # Sources/Configuration/Configuration.swift # Sources/Frontend/Commands/ScanCommand.swift
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Being able to export the source graph to other tools is extremely useful as it allows for usage outside the scope of the project without creating or requiring a public API (or the user having to create a swift wrapper just to get the information they need).
For example, with this change, it is possible to generate nice dependency charts such as described here: #758.