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... in favor of `ccstatusline`.
Previously, every non-patched flake input was unconditionally rebuilt via `mkFlake`, re-evaluating `flake.outputs` even when none of its transitive dependencies changed. flake.lock encodes the full resolved dependency graph as pure JSON. Reading it lets us compute `nodeDirtiness`, which nodes transitively depend on a patched input, without any input evaluation. Clean inputs are returned as is; only dirty ones go through `mkFlake`. This also replaces the `outPath` based `replacementMapping` with `nodeNameMapping` (lock node name -> canonical resolved input), removing the `outPath` collision constraint on additive patched inputs like `nixpkgs-patched`.
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