Add ActionSequenceFinder for PCM#2
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We need to look into where the dependencies to the dataflow model are defined, as the target platform is missing those?!
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This PR adds the new implementation of the ActionSequenceFinder to extract sequences of actions (i.e., data flows) out of Palladio models. This implementation is based on (and translated from the Xtend sources) of this prototypical implementation.
Some notable changes:
This PR does not contain the complete logic to perform data flow-based confidentiality analysis. The propagation of labels is still missing and shall be added in a consecutive PR.