feat: bidirectional references - #104
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* test range from proof * add unbounded right * test for range to proof * add left unbounded * add absence tuple checks to test * test range to inclusive * test for range after proof * test for range after proof * test for range after to inclusive * test for range full proof * update verify proof func to account for unbounded ranges * add verification check for right non inclusive ranges * refactor bounds to return options * update verify function to work with range_after_* queries * fix range_after_proof test * fix range_after_to_proof test * fix range_after_to_proof_inclusive test * fix range_full_proof
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closing this in favor of #345 |
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referenced items should keep track of all elements that reference them
this allows efficient updates to the references when the base item changes (updated or deleted)
When a base item gets deleted all its references should also get deleted.
When a reference gets deleted, the base item should stop pointing to it.