Stable Argument Mapping#31
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This pull request updates the way argument sequences are constructed for Deno GraphQL resolvers, improving how non-injected arguments are passed to Deno operations. The main change is the addition of a stable argument map as a final argument, which helps maintain positional argument integrity while providing Deno resolvers with a consistent view of all non-injected arguments.
Argument handling improvements:
Arg::Serdeobject containing all non-injected arguments as a singleserde_json::Value::Object, making argument access more stable for Deno resolvers.resolved_args, supporting the new logic for adding the argument map.