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submissions/<github_username>.py.Approach Description
First identify chains and build a DAG of chains.
Run 23 worker threads and 1 scheduler thread. Two queues work_queue (workers pull targets that are ready to build) and built_queue (scheduler pulls the output of a build and schedules a target is possible).
Each worker builds a chain in one go, then puts the output in the built queue. The scheduler is single threaded so no contention on processing the outputs of builds. It identifies any targets that are now ready and pushes requests to build with the target and inputs in the work_queue.