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### New Features

- Added support for parameter annotations in API graphs. This means that in a function definition such as `def foo(x: Bar): ...`, you can now use the `getInstanceFromAnnotation()` method to step from `Bar` to `x`. In addition to this, the `getAnInstance` method now also includes instances arising from parameter annotations.
* Added support for parameter annotations in API graphs. This means that in a function definition such as `def foo(x: Bar): ...`, you can now use the `getInstanceFromAnnotation()` method to step from `Bar` to `x`. In addition to this, the `getAnInstance` method now also includes instances arising from parameter annotations.

### Minor Analysis Improvements

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