add non-allocating enumerate_paths!

[rafaqz]

This PR adds an in-place version of enumerate_paths - enumerate_paths!, that enumerate_paths now calls itself after making the required allocations.

This can greatly improve performance where you need to call it many times. I also removed allocations in enumerate_paths functions, such as allocations of Vector{Int} where UnitRange works fine in its place.

(This may need a specific test, although it will run in the current tests anyway - I can write that if its considered to be merged)

[rafaqz]

Bump

[Krastanov]

the failures seem to be only in JuliaFormating tests. Do you mind running the formater?

[rafaqz]

Ok, thats done.

I have a few requests:

• please remove the need for approval to run workflows in the github settings
• please, lets remove this formatter check. Formatter could be run by julia-format to make its own PR, instead of blocking contributions without perfect formatting

[Krastanov]

I am not really a core part of the team, so I can not address these requests, but I am in favor of the changes you are requesting. @gdalle , are you a good person to tag on this (see previous comment)?

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[Krastanov]

I am rerunning the timed-out jobs now.

[gdalle]

Sorry @Krastanov, as I announced on Slack and Discourse a while back, I have decided to retreat from JuliaGraphs maintenance tasks. I already have much on my plate with the JuliaDiff ecosystem, so it wouldn't be fair to pretend that I can take care of a second large project.
Unfortunately I don't know who's active around here anymore. Perhaps @etiennedeg or @simonschoelly?

[Krastanov]

@gdalle , @etiennedeg , @simonschoelly , I am happy to take on some small part of the review and support burden.

• if there is already very little support for this package, it might make sense to relax some of the contribution requirements (e.g. formatting in a particular style)
• what are the rules for adding contributors to the team (like the author of this PR) so that running tests and other similar issues are not blocked on a volunteer remembering to enable something
• who are the current decision makers for this github organization
• may I get higher level access to the org (e.g. so that I can add community members to the team)
• I will copy this on slack so that we do not pollute the PR discussion page

[Krastanov]

lgtm

[rafaqz]

I'm also happy to help out a bit, Im committed to some packages building on the graphs ecosystem.

[Krastanov]

Thanks! You were added to the list of maintainers! I have left a review approving of a merge, so the merge option should now be unlocked for you. Please feel free to squash and merge unless there are other changes you would like to discuss.

[simonschoelly]

From the documentation:

Warning

An assert might be disabled at some optimization levels.
Assert should therefore only be used as a debugging tool and
not used for authentication verification (e.g., verifying
passwords or checking array bounds). The code must not rely
on the side effects of running cond for the correct behavior
of a function.

[rafaqz]

Ok this is now an ArgumentError instead, and I've tested expliticly calling enumerate_paths! with both correct and incorrect length inputs so its also tested