[scheduling] Optimize AddCycleConstraints when re-applying scheduling - #4703
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When trying to preserve an existing schedule, we previously did a quadratic-complexity scan for existing or contradictory constraints; we now just populate a hash map for linear-time lookup. PiperOrigin-RevId: 959004301
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[scheduling] Optimize AddCycleConstraints when re-applying scheduling
When trying to preserve an existing schedule, we previously did a quadratic-complexity scan for existing or contradictory constraints; we now just populate a hash map for linear-time lookup.