Allow ext → ext dependency if triggers are a strict superset (#56368) #56402
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…ng#56368) This is an effort at a proper workaround (feature?) to resolve JuliaLang#56204. For example: ```toml [extensions] PlottingExt = "Plots" StatisticsPlottingExt = ["Plots", "Statistics"] ``` Here `StatisticsPlottingExt` is allowed to depend on `PlottingExt` This provides a way to declare `ext → ext` dependencies while still avoiding any extension cycles. The same trick can also be used to make an extension in one package depend on an extension provided in another. We'll also need to land JuliaLang#49891, so that we guarantee these load in the right order.
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Forward port of #56368 - this was a pretty clean port, so it should be good to go once tests pass.