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Domination is one of the most central concepts in (algorithmic) graph theory, but there's not a lot of support for domination in IGraphM. As a start, to extend the family consisting of IGDominatorTree and IGImmediateDominators, I'd suggest adding utility functions to verify whether a given subset of vertices form a dominating set.
To check if
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Describe the bug
While improved test coverage overall is important, I think the priority should be the gexf.c because it is used most frequently in AUK.
To Reproduce
See codecov report.
Expected behavior
100% coverage for gexf c.
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<img width="1135" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/111091/46501702-3a5e3400-c7f4-11e8-950b-883958d751
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