Rust: Take transitive dependencies into account when computing canonical paths #20243
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Pull Request Overview
This PR improves path resolution in Rust by considering transitive dependencies when computing canonical paths. The change addresses path resolution inconsistencies by expanding the dependency relationship to include all transitive dependencies.
- Updates dependency relationship from direct dependencies to transitive closure
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DCA looks fine; not unexpected to have a few more path resolution inconsistencies, as we now compute more canonical paths, and hence more rows in
multipleCanonicalPaths.