[fix] Optimize subgraph serialization to exclude unused definitions#1185
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- Add BFS traversal to find only used subgraph definitions - Filter serialized subgraphs to include only those referenced by nodes - Add comprehensive tests for subgraph serialization and utilities - Fixes workflow file bloat from accumulating unused subgraph definitions
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Fixes workflow file bloat by only serializing subgraph definitions that are actually used in the graph hierarchy. Uses BFS traversal to efficiently find all referenced subgraphs while handling circular references.