fix: FlowPath Analysis with chained lambda expressions #73
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What's changed?
Flow path analysis currently fails for chained lambda expressions. The issue occurs because the lambda end is marked as ControlFlowNode.End, resulting in subsequent lambdas in the chain being skipped.
To resolve this, the lambda body is now marked as the start node when identifying flow paths for expressions within it. This approach eliminates the need to search for flow paths outside the lambda body, as per JLS §15.27.2, can be inferred that expressions within a lambda body cannot assign values to variables declared outside of the lambda body.
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