Created the canonical recursive execution handler buildRecursive that now lives in the execution layer instead of the runtime. the previous recursive handlers are depreciated

core/execution/executioncontract.py

@@ -2,9 +2,11 @@ from core.execution.action import buildAction
 from core.execution.operation import buildOperation
 from core.execution.monitor import buildMonitor
 from core.runtime import manageFailure
+from core.execution.recursive import buildRecursive
 
 def executeContract(module, outputs):
-    
+    #print("DEBUGGING")
+    #print(module.name)
     if module.kind == "operation":
 
         outputs, responses = buildOperation(module, outputs)
@@ -22,5 +24,10 @@ def executeContract(module, outputs):
 
         return outputs, response
 
+    elif module.kind == "recursiveset":
+        outputs, response = buildRecursive(module, outputs)
+
+        return outputs, response
+
     #except Exception as error:
         #outputs = manageFailure(error, module)