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Resolver: convert to interface. #53
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This converts Resolver to an interface and leaves its implementation to the BasicResolver type. This should cause minimal distruption upstream (*Resolver -> Resolver) and opens the door to swap the BasicResolver for custom Resolvers.
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This converts Resolver to an interface and leaves its implementation to the
BasicResolver type.
This should cause minimal distruption upstream (*Resolver -> Resolver) and
opens the door to swap the BasicResolver for custom Resolvers.