Fix hashing of dag_dependencies in serialized dag#32037
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Previously the 'dag_dependencies' node in serialized dag was converted to list from set. This caused the order, and thus the hash value, to be unreliable, which could produce excessive dag parsing.
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Previously the 'dag_dependencies' node in serialized dag was converted to list from set. This caused the order, and thus the hash value, to be unreliable, which could produce excessive dag parsing.