Add the reduced indices to the largest_component output

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Feature
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data

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Start by reading the largest_component and enrich entry points, then inspect how spectral_cut builds the mappings and how find(p) exposes the forward map. Confirm the expected relationship between the reduced-set indices and original indices; done means largest_component and enrich provide both forward and reverse mappings consistently.

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The output from largest component should also have the indices of the reduced set, and vice versa, if you call "enrich"

(e.g. find(p) gives the forward map, and we also want the reverse map) these are built as part of spectral_cut, I believe.

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