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put `emit_on` information into graph visualization

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Issue type
Feature
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Mostly clear
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Stale
Tech stack
python

Research direction

Locate the graphviz graph creation code and inspect how edge connections expose their emit_on information. Implement a distinct visual style for emit_on versus other connections, then verify that the generated graph visualization clearly differentiates the edge types.

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Description

It may be nice to see which are the emit_on node connections (graph edges) in the visualization. Maybe the not emit_on connections are dashed or wavy? (I think this just requires some more graph introspection when we are creating graphviz graph.

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