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/recursive.py

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+from core.execution.action.action import buildAction
+from core.runtime.runtimecontract import buildPreRuntimeAttr, buildRuntimeAttr
+from core.apirequest import executeRequest
+
+#def recursiveSet(definition, outputs, responses):
+#    from core.execution.executioncontract import executeContract
+#    recursiveset = definition.recursiveset["actions"]
+#    for item in outputs[definition.recursiveset["source"]]:
+#        outputs[definition.recursiveset["outputlabel"]] = item
+#
+#        for job in recursiveset:
+#            #outputs, response = buildAction(job, outputs)
+#            outputs, response = executeContract(job, outputs)
+#            responses.append(response)
+#
+#    return outputs, responses
+
+def buildRecursive(definition, outputs):
+    responses = []
+    from core.execution.executioncontract import executeContract
+    recursiveset = definition.recursiveset["actions"]
+
+    source = definition.recursiveset["source"]
+    
+    items = outputs.get(source)
+
+    if items is None:
+        print(f"No items available in {source} for {definition.name}")
+        return outputs, None
+
+    reverse = definition.recursiveset.get("reverse", False)
+
+    if reverse:
+        #print("reversing")
+        items = reversed(items)
+
+    for item in items:
+        outputs[definition.recursiveset["outputlabel"]] = item
+
+        for job in recursiveset:
+            #outputs, response = buildAction(job, outputs)
+            outputs, response = executeContract(job, outputs)
+            responses.append(response)
+
+    return outputs, responses