Tokio
RustAsync runtime for Rust — large workspace with disciplined modular structure
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Key Findings
778 Rust files fully parsed with zero errors; 745 of 778 nodes carry language_facts including module paths and use-statement resolution
Low average coupling despite workspace scale: 976 edges across 778 files for density of 1.3
8 SCCs detected with 106 files in non-trivial cycles; largest cycle group contains 22 nodes in the multi-thread scheduler
tokio-test/src/io.rs is the most imported file with 67 importers; tokio/src/fs/mod.rs has the highest fan-out with 23 dependencies
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