Make cycle detection optional, to speed-up grounding and solving#38587
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Extracted from #38447
A detailed profiling showed that computing paths is a very time consuming operation, even for our moderately small DAGs. Avoiding the computation of all possible paths speeds-up the solver greatly.
Currently we just assume that a solution has no cycle, and if we detect cycles after a fast solve, we fall back to recompute with the cycle detection rule enabled in ASP.