[TEST-ONLY] Simplify and speed up some explicit module build tests #2056
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After planning the explicit module build, tests can directly access the module dependency graph instead of trying to compute the graph again. This will make the test run a bit faster. NFC.
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After planning the explicit module build, tests can directly access the module dependency graph instead of trying to compute the graph again. This will make the test run a bit faster. NFC.