[IMP] utils: add method to check dependency #1613
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Great job, as always!
just put some small tweaks.
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This commit adds a helper to easily check if a specific module is in the dependency tree of an industry. It also provides a method to return all industry modules relying on a specific module.
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This commit adds a helper to easily check if a specific module is in the dependency tree of an industry. It also provides a method to return all industry modules relying on a specific module.