#13589: Controlling C3 to solve once for all the Method Resolution Order issues 
for
category classes
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       Reporter:  nthiery                                 |         Owner:  
nthiery                   
           Type:  defect                                  |        Status:  
needs_review              
       Priority:  major                                   |     Milestone:  
sage-5.10                 
      Component:  categories                              |    Resolution:      
                      
       Keywords:  method resolution order, C3             |   Work issues:      
                      
Report Upstream:  N/A                                     |     Reviewers:  
Simon King, Florent Hivert
        Authors:  Nicolas M. ThiƩry                       |     Merged in:      
                      
   Dependencies:  #13501, #12894, #12876, #11935, #12895  |      Stopgaps:      
                      
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Comment (by nthiery):

 Replying to [comment:24 SimonKing]:
 > I am not surprise that some posets are easier to control than others.
 Why do you expect that `all_bases_controlled_len` is the same in all
 cases?

 The fact that the number of bases to be added does not depend on the
 linear extension is certainly specific to this poset. But before
 cythonisation this used to be the case. So I need to investigate what went
 wrong!

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