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Remove expand_lattice command and introduce post_expansion. - #293

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The post_expansion construct simplifies the logic of lattice expansion so that operations like load are less convoluted.

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@DavidSagan "...set of node types..." Is the "node" defined somewhere? Does it mean an entry or an element or a line under the list?

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@qianglbl According to the official YAML Specification, a YAML node is a single structural element in a representation graph or serialization tree. It represents a native data structure and is classified into three structural kinds: scalar, sequence and mapping.

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@DavidSagan Thanks. It is clear to me now.

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@DavidSagan Thanks. It is clear to me now.

Great! Please approve PR if everything looks good.

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