[Explicit State Access] Allow multiple StateRead nodes to map to a single state element.#4061
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…ngle state element. Previously State Elements and State Reads had a 1:1 mapping. Explicit state access now permits multiple reads from the same state element across different code paths, such as within If/Else blocks. PiperOrigin-RevId: 895959816
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[Explicit State Access] Allow multiple StateRead nodes to map to a single state element.
Previously State Elements and State Reads had a 1:1 mapping. Explicit state access now permits multiple reads from the same state element across different code paths, such as within If/Else blocks.