Function runMessages

runMessages<Msg, G extends Graph = Graph>(
    update: Update<Msg, G>,
    graph: G,
    messages: readonly Msg[],
): G
Sequence a list of messages against a single graph instance.
Type Parameters
- Msg
  The application's message union.
- G extends Graph = Graph
  The graph subtype.
Parameters
- update: Update<Msg, G>
  The runner that handles a single message.
- graph: G
  The graph handle to drive.
- messages: readonly Msg[]
  Messages applied in order.
Returns G
The same graph handle, after every message has been applied.
Remarks
Useful for tests and replays; in normal application code dispatch happens via useDispatch() (see useDispatch.ts). Each message still produces exactly one commit — commit is the only way time advances, and it advances by exactly one GraphTime per call — so runMessages deliberately does not batch them. The sequence [msg1, msg2, msg3] produces three discrete commits, each with its own intent label, each fully observable in the commit log. The graph handle is returned for caller convenience (chain into a graph.read(...)); the handle's identity is unchanged.
Example
```
const final = runMessages(update, graph, [msg1, msg2, msg3])
```
- Defined in update.ts:78