Add GraphUtil algorithms and tests#60
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Introduce a GraphUtil library implemented in Luau: BFS, DFS, Dijkstra, AStar, Bellman-Ford, Connectivity, MST, TopologicalSort, Types, and init, plus a wally.toml manifest. Each algorithm is provided with iterative, heap-backed or queue-backed implementations as appropriate (e.g. min-heap for Dijkstra/A*, Kosaraju for SCCs, Bellman-Ford with negative-cycle detection). A test suite (GraphTests) accompanies the implementations to validate behavior. This adds core pathfinding, traversal, and connectivity utilities for consumers of the library.
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Introduce a GraphUtil library implemented in Luau: BFS, DFS, Dijkstra, AStar, Bellman-Ford, Connectivity, MST, TopologicalSort, Types, and init, plus a wally.toml manifest. Each algorithm is provided with iterative, heap-backed or queue-backed implementations as appropriate (e.g. min-heap for Dijkstra/A*, Kosaraju for SCCs, Bellman-Ford with negative-cycle detection). A test suite (GraphTests) accompanies the implementations to validate behavior. This adds core pathfinding, traversal, and connectivity utilities for consumers of the library.